Domain Parking Stock Index Historical Data
2008 January 7
We have now added a historical chart for the Domain Parking Stock Index which tracks the closing price of the index each day starting with January 2, 2008, which was the first trading day of this year.
To see the chart just click on the DPSI link on the index.
The index is updated in real time all day long.
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hi good morning from hk My Dear Sir MostWantedDomains
something off topic
a potential auction ;–^)
http://www.dnjournal.com/archive/lowdown/2008/dailyposts/01-08-08.htm
cheers ThANKye , 2w
thanks for the headsup
We will keep an eye on it and see if it goes anywhere
How about CNET? They have a pretty awesome domain portfolio.
Jeremy
We are trying to stick with companies that make a substantial part of there revenue from domains owned by it or by monetizing them.
Cnet.com may have some great domains but that is certainly not the core business
Thanks for the response.
I like the idea for the index and I enjoy your blog.
This index is just done on raw stock prices, right? so a small cap like DBS (mkt cap as at 18th April of only approx US$40mill) can move the whole index more than movements in a behemoth like google (mkt cap US$ 160 billion)?
no the index is weighted to account for market cap
Thanks for clarifying that
Have you noticed that Marchex’s enterprise value is approaching the $160 million price that they paid for Ye’s portfolio in 2004.
Any thoughts?
JS
All the public large domain holders market caps are a fraction of what the domain portfolios are worth.
Such is wall street right now
I am beginning to think investing in MCHX may be a better investment than individual names. Obviously the market is more liquid for an equity.
JS
Also just on a financial basis hard to argue that Tucows is not a good buy with a market cap of $22M, with over 250,000 domains and a profitable registrar.
Marchex stock price is going to depend in large on the overall market.
If the market keeps tanking I expect marchex will follow.
If the market recovers substantially, I think it will go back into the $8-$9 range.
Last time I will bother you with Marchex. But today I saw the stock get crushed again and I also saw a commercial for Debt.com on TV.
So I remembered Marchex owned Debts.com, or at least they used to own Debts.com.
Looks like they sold Debts.com to Brendhan Hight (mdnhinc.com). Are they selling their premium names?
Are you familiar with MDHC Inc.? I see that name often when looking for names to acquire.