Look at these two qoutes:





If you are new and don't really know your way around, stay open minded & Humble. Listen to both sides of an argument intensely. Supporters & Naysayers on a given subject are both your friends in the process of making a balanced decision. Even if you are passionate about something and have an opinion, if you do not have EXPERIENCE and full knowledge, stay humble and state your opinions in the form of questions as a way to learn.

What can these qoutes teach you?

1. The "possible" reality of "the next big thing"

2. EXPERIENCE How does that person know that they can do that, how the market should work and when to punch and when to let go. Time, experience and knowledge, if you are new you are not going to have any of these so if you are not careful you can easily become one of the SUCKERS.

Look to actions more so than talk.

At the same time, here is another reality:

yvq.com $860 2005-02-09

zqm.com $720 2004-07-27

dzd.com $1,395 2004-09-20

all of these type of names are now mid to high $xxxx or more

Yes, that is great roi but it did take some time.

learn as much as you can and make sure you do not over invest without knowing what you are doing. Start off with what you can afford to loose and leave room for some mistakes. This of course is if you are starting off without alot of money, if you have decent money you can come in at a different angle.

Buying from the secondary market is an art and hand regging a good name is an art, try your best to learn the art and don't let the glitter of it all burn a whole in your pocket.