You can be right and wrong at the same time.
So many people have the right idea or prediction about the future, but what they get wrong is the timeline. Predicting something but missing the timeframe isn’t a win. It’s like a cashier counting out their drawer at the end of the day, finding it’s $2 over, and thinking that’s a good thing. It isn’t. Wrong is wrong.
Obviously, vague predictions without a timeframe don’t count. There is a massive difference between saying, “Someday, cars will drive us around while we just sit in the back,” versus, “I’m selling my car because within the next two years, autonomous vehicles will take over.” I’m not judging the concept I just made up, I do think self-driving cars will happen, probably by the time I’m too old to drive. But I’m not selling my current car just yet.
The easiest way for internet gurus to avoid being wrong is to just keep pushing the goalposts. It’s the same logic as saying, “If you don’t sell, you don’t lose.” I watch people pick stocks, and when the asset is down for a solid year, they suddenly act like they were planning a decade-long window all along. It’s why I dismiss open statements without timelines. It’s easy to predict what, really tough to name the when.
“Timing is everything” is a popular phrase for a reason. Another one is, “I’d rather be lucky than good.”
Anyone who truly knows the future and can financially profit from it isn’t blasting their strategy all over social media. Most of these creators spray hundreds of predictions into the void, quote-tweet the single winner, and lean heavily in to the win.
To make matters worse, people who achieve massive success in one specific field are often notoriously bad at repeating that success in the investment world. There’s a reason doctors have a reputation for being some of the worst investors. Taking financial advice from someone just because they are brilliant at a completely unrelated skill is a terrible idea.
What you do want to do is listen to high level thinkers. Who walk you through their ideas and thought process. Why they think that way and what experiences and data got them there. Not predicting but discussing. I find myself taking these conversations and building my thoughts and approaches. Someone telling me this is fact, this is going to happen essentially assures me most of it won’t.
Quote of the Day: “Being wrong is part of the process, but being right at the wrong time is the worst kind of wrong.” –Howard Marks
Domain of the Day: PrettyGirlPeptides.com. People forget that more women are buying peptides than men, thanks to GHK-Cu
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Sculptures.com We sell hundreds of thousands of dollars of these at our garden center. All Shippable
Acres.xyz Sell land
Acre.xyz Sell one land
PawParadise.com Boarding, daycare, or dog grooming
Bling.org Ends today. Great keyword. Works in almost any tld, especially a major like .org
BearHunter.com Will the end user be a bear hunter?
AgenticAuto.com Bots researching and helping you buy your car
OptiAgent.com Visual AI
Sol.group Solar group. $44 renewal
Virtual.education Good pairing of TLD and SLD
Brain.group Sounds smart $44 renewal
Acres.xyz Land
Namejet
SuperStage.com Stage you home or get on stage like a star
FallingMoon.com Closing today. Pretty name and I would drink this IPA
Prostate.org Also closing. Every man will eventually get prostate cancer if they live long enough
Appreciate.org One of the most important things you can do
Forgiveness.org Guaranteed this is the same owner. He/she must be nice
WHCO.com WH Company
Serpent.org This one will do well. Great keyword
DataMarketing.com Generic but data is everything
LivingForever.com Not forever but these new drugs make it a lot lot longer
Heatseeker.com Find what’s hot
Sedo
Konutkirala.com Wondered why all the bids but means “Rent a house/apartment” in Turkish
DroneSurveys.com Closes early today. 1st bid is $500. Still a good price
DevSmash.com Memorable creation tool
PornHurb.com 2500 visits. Wonder why
Hippo.cc $99 reserve
Cheap.co Met reserve
Catched
GrowHut.ai Grow it in a Lab. An AI lab
Velocity.es Another fantastic keyword in the .es
EMI.us These sell if you get them cheap enough
Nucleus.us Best keyword in .US I’ve seen in a while
Toolbox.us A bunch of nice .us. This has the most bids
BMC.us Actually dozens of great letter .us on Catched today. Too many to list
Alula.ai Getting a few great bids
Digital.agency Great pairing of the SLD and TLD
Ozone.es Fine keyword
MBO.it 3L.it names get bids, not sure of aftermarket
NEO.it Good bids coming for the keyword
Namepros
YLTA.com. Next bid $171
ZEOI.com At $170 BIN at $300KEQQ.com Ending up selling at BIN at $275. Great buy CUJN.com Also sold at BIN $135
ZVIJ.,com Bottom of the barrel 4L.com but could be had for under $100 IMO
Godaddy Names with Bids
Dubai.me Most bids on the board. Obviously a ton of money in and going to Dubai
SpecialtyMaterials.com Upgrade name for dozens of companies who share the brand
VioletRose.com Pretty name and lots of results for the keyword
TourFinder.com Solid name for a buildout to find tours of all kinds. 3rd party tour guides are hot right now. Give them discoverability
FX.io Normal renewal but won’t be normal price $35K in my over under
EllaBella.com We had HelloBella yesterday now EllaBella. But this one is at $5K. Probably because of the beauty company working off the hypen
Osau.com We’ll call it pronounceable
Certie.com Get your certificate. The dot co is “Compliance made simple”
ASNF.com Great letters
Gwid.com Go off the Gwid with sowar power
SDS.co Great letters. This is a good example of the wholesale cost of a LLL.co is
IronBrain.com Like a steel trap
CactusHouse.com Selling cactus online is a good business. I know
Restful.org Good mattress name
MoldKing.com Insurance companies don’t mess around with mold. Big money in removal
SunRacer.com Solar race car. Water vehicle
GoDaddy Names Value Names (Low or No Bids)
Brainspiration.com
DomainBug.com
StorySafe.com
PainConnection.com
Monolithic.io
TransitionPower.com
InfoGrind.com
GoAttorney.com
GoBanker.com
CallAccepted.com
BlackSwarm.com
MeasureSmart.com
CodeAdept.com
PokerRadar.com
TimeNerd.com
WaySave.com
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14363.com
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AdVisionMedia.com
alphaex.com
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BotNote.com
BrianElderRoofing.com
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catmospherecafe.com
CertificationTrainingSolutions.com
CocoSlot.com
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dymr.com
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FraserHill.info
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GoAttorney.com
GoldClub.co
GreenVolunteers.com
ideazon.com
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jjc.vip
kordigital.com
LandmarkMotel.com
LaxCity.com
lbank.io
LeonardsPizza.com
MedMagic.com
menji.com
MetaStartup.com
MichaelAnthonysPizza.net
murchisonisd.com
MyTrustFund.com
NationalFitnessGames.com
NetworksMedia.com
OldSchoolReviews.com
OurPreschool.com
OwnPension.com
pandafe.com
PerlCabal.org
PestControlHow.com
pwrtooling.com
qualitydiy.com
Rebut.org
Recast.net
RefRidGeraTors.com
Refute.org
ReviewStop.com
sattvic.com
SawhorseRestaurant.com
shiroang.com
slnlaw.com
somis.org
SteadyAi.com
StevensvilleSchools.org
StorySafe.com
TeachNook.com
TheTropical.com
thewildrocknroll.com
thobi.com
thync.com
tucostaqueria.com
vicfallscarnival.com
VillasCarolineHotel.com
VitalRisk.com
VoteSocialist2024.com
WeedEaters.com
wohalisports.com
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