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I've been a domainer myself for several years (I remember when I was an active member on NamePros forums) and I've always loved the idea of investing in domain names.

Investing in domain names is like investing in real estate properties and a small investment of $9 could lead into huge returns (this happened like 10 years before because now almost all the domain names have been taken)

The latest hottest trend around the domain-sphere is the launch of .CO, which is the ccTLD of Colombia and to be honest they have done quite a lot of marketing because they seriously have a gem (.CO stands for company, corporation and so on)

What really annoys me is the fact of many bureaucratic decisions made by the registrars to gain as much as possible.

A fresh example is the one of .ME of Montenegro where almost all the premium domain names were reserved by the registrar with the hope of flipping for thousands of dollars.

One thing is for sure, domaining will still be a billion dollar industry and is always increasing in size day after day
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There is a lot of speculation though about the freeing of the TLD space; then it will really bump in power. If you can register your own .olgi space and sell domains in that, the whole business will become considerably larger
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Here in Las Vegas,Obama is not the most popular guy.Our Mayor,Oscar Goodman(God bless his soul) has said until a reprimand or statement is made,Obama is not welcome in Las Vegas.Though this is a an idle promise,it speaks volumes for all of us here.This is also our Mayors last Year to hold office(so I don't think He"s worried about attacks upon His political career.Some can say it was just a passing phrase,but last year Obama's passing phrase about Las Vegas cost the city money in the cancellation of numerous conventions and income to our city.
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The figures involved these days show how fast the industry has grown. Asgard has grown from $6 billion to $37 billion in FUA. And after the merger between Westpac and St George, which brought Asgard and BT Wrap under one roof, BT Financial Group is by far the largest platform provider with more than $72 billion in FUA, a market share of more than 20 per cent.
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