Market Signals in Domaining90 Market signals are crucial indicators used by investors to guide their decision-making processes in various markets, including our litt...
Domain Name… Arbitrage?203 Arbitrage is an economic strategy that involves exploiting price differentials between markets or forms of an asset to generate a profi...
Domaining and Externalities154 Externality is an economic concept describing a situation where a decision creates costs or benefits for stakeholders other than the pe...
Diminishing Returns in the Domain World254 The principle of diminishing returns, an OG concept in economics, describes a point at which the level of profits or benefits gained is...
Elasticity of Substitution (!) and Domaining246 The elasticity of substitution is an economic concept that measures how easily one good can be substituted for another in production or...
Domain Name Liquidity 101151 Liquidity, a fundamental economic principle, refers to the ease with which an asset can be converted into cash without significantly af...
Domainer Risk Management 101160 Risk management is a crucial concept in all forms of investing, providing strategies to mitigate potential losses and enhance decision-...
Speculative Bubbles in the Domain World213 Speculative bubbles occur when asset prices inflate beyond their intrinsic values (yes, yes, a sensitive topic… a highly controve...
Plain Ol’ Supply and Demand: Domaining Edition226 The (in)famous economic principle of supply and demand is pivotal in shaping the market dynamics of virtually any tradable asset, inclu...
Applying Behavioral Economics to Domaining196 This post is dedicated to Daniel Kahneman, may he rest in peace! As some of you might know, behavioral economics explores the effects o...
Asset Allocation for Domainers265 Asset allocation is a strategic approach used in investing to balance risk and reward by structuring a portfolio’s assets accordi...
Price Elasticity in the Context of Domaining155 Price elasticity, a central concept in economics, measures the responsiveness of the quantity demanded or supplied of a good to a chang...
