"Joseph Peterson reviews the past week of expired domain names sales, including a look at what’s happening in China after the stock bubble burst.
After the Chinese stock market began its downward spiral on June 15, domain investors and brokers began speculating about how the Chinese domain market would respond. For my part, I examined June sales above $2k at NameJet, looking for any short-term recoil among domain buyers. Now that July has given us 3 weeks of additional data, we can assess the market’s reaction since.
Expired domain auctions at NameJet cover a fairly wide, low-to-mid price range and include enough assets of interest to China that we’d expect evidence of market trends to be manifest."
The complete list of domain sales with prices and analysis may be found in this article on Domain Name Wire
After the Chinese stock market began its downward spiral on June 15, domain investors and brokers began speculating about how the Chinese domain market would respond. For my part, I examined June sales above $2k at NameJet, looking for any short-term recoil among domain buyers. Now that July has given us 3 weeks of additional data, we can assess the market’s reaction since.
Expired domain auctions at NameJet cover a fairly wide, low-to-mid price range and include enough assets of interest to China that we’d expect evidence of market trends to be manifest."
The complete list of domain sales with prices and analysis may be found in this article on Domain Name Wire
