domain Value of domain please - wallstreetsignals.com

[USHolding]

what is estimated value of wallstreetsignals.com please

 

[slader23]

$0

If you can please check out the domain beginners section, it will help you learn

 

[mdent]

I believe it could sell for $XXX to the right buyer. It's not that bad at all

 

[Hootsifer]

Mike Mann has proved you can sell anything if you have the right buyer. He has sold doms appraised at 0-$12 for X,XXX and above.

 

[Martin Scurry]

its all about needs of someone so $$ to $$$ can expect if got proper buyer.

 

[DzAH]

my two cents..

Maybe it is somewhat comparable to wallstreetrumors.com
which was sold in 2012 for 2,100 USD according to namebio.com

I find the meaning similar, however according to trends the difference is massive
https://trends.google.no/trends/explore?q=wall street signals,wall street rumors

Seems like "signals" and "wall street" is not used together. That doesnt mean it could be though..

One interesting thing is that market signals is very familiar and used, even comparable to market rumors.
https://trends.google.no/trends/explore?q=market signals,market rumors

now, if "market signals" is used and makes sense, (and "market" and "wall street" is so related) why then should not wallstreetsignals at least have some potential ? IDK.. at least, to me, the name makes much, much more sense then:

wallstreetyoga.com

which according to namebio was in 2013 sold for...
3,500 USD

 

[idomainappraisal]

Hard sell but

xx low end speculator

mid to high xxx end user project

maybe low 4x if you get lucky I've seen worse

 

[fancam]

I believe it could sell for $XXX to the right buyer. It's not that bad at all

 

[Miver]

Mike Mann has proved you can sell anything if you have the right buyer. He has sold doms appraised at 0-$12 for X,XXX and above.

Well said @Hootsifer, you stole the words from my keyboard, thank you

It's not just about the domain name, metric, TLD registered, and so on, IMHO:
It's more about psychological stuff too.

I mean:
If you really want something owned by someone else, you have to pay its price without pretending to establish its value;
It's more than natural that you, the buyer, try to undervaluate something that you strongly want because you want to do a great bargain, but you are just a part of the deal, that one who does not have the upper hand.

I do not care if I have a stone or a golden rock in my hands:
If you want it because you need it, you pay my price, and that's it.

We often forget that a name is just a name that needs someone able to craft something special around it:
Think about Merceds®, Microsoft®,Chanel®, McDonald®
and so on, and think how many people probably said, back in that time, 'I don't see any value in it...'

My 2 cents.

 

[MKA]

Mike Mann has proved you can sell anything if you have the right buyer. He has sold doms appraised at 0-$12 for X,XXX and above.

Yeah, but that's a bit like saying any lottery ticket can be a winning ticket.

And if we go by that allegory Mike has a large number of tickets.

Of course that's only part of the truth, since Mike has a developed sense of what clients want and has acquired his domains accordingly.