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Hi everyone gentlemen!

I'm new in the community, i have some exp ( 3-4 years) with web develop. i'D like to go in depth with domain flipping.

I have never taken out 1 penny before having a good knowledge basis about investment. First of all KNOWLEDGE this is a "MUST" in my life

So...

Here my questions:

I have the ABC in domaining, i know what is a backlink, the LLLL value and etc.
How can i get in deep?
Which is the good path ?
Do you know some interesting book/article ( or focused) thread for this in this community?

In any case, CONGRATS WITH ALL OF THEM.
This community is amazing!
 
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I would advise you Write-down your basic questions - keep them as simple as possible even using just a couple of words, try to avoid using anything too long. Then use the search feature here on NP.

All the most recent replies are going to come to the top - If the list is too long - Add a more specific additional word to your search question. If not many returns then try shortening your question.

The way things change in this market, any book would have to be republished every 3 to 6 months. But what you will find in your search queries is Good links to in depth articles
 
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@BaileyUK thanks a lot of your advice! I think i have done my first mistake in the community. It's possible that my thread suite better in "begginer" section.

I'm reading there some good advices for newbies.

Sorry for the mistake
 
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Don't worry you'll get forgiven for simple heading/category mistakes. Mods will move it if they feel appropriate
 
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