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Hugh · 2026-02-03T21:47:54-0500

ipo.ca is a great domain name, but I don't know who I could sell it to. What do you think?

MapleDots · 2026-02-03T22:03:30-0500

Hugh said:
ipo.ca is a great domain name, but I don't know who I could sell it to. What do you think?

Not for the peasants

Brandit · 2026-02-03T22:13:56-0500

Hugh said:
ipo.ca is a great domain name, but I don't know who I could sell it to. What do you think?

maybe to the International Proofreaders Organization?

Eby · 2026-02-04T00:36:55-0500

Hugh said:
ipo.ca is a great domain name ..... What do you think?

It was a top hit for a while. not any more. It had it's glory days, but with regulations, it won't be as hot or anywhere close to what it was like. That is my opinion.. but many of my opinions have been proven wrong.. very much like the case with these "traffic domains" that gets sold for thousands of dollars.

With WHC planning re-auctions, I wonder if any of those $5000, $6000, $7000 and $8000 domains would be in the mix. That will make my day!!

Artashes · 2026-02-04T09:49:53-0500

IPO market is cycle-driven. Two things need to happen: market has to be performing well and retail sector needs to have cash to drop on IPO gambles. Most professionals in the sector refer to it as secondary offering, not IPO. IPO is more of a consumer term. There used to be a time when there would be several companies every week exploring IPO. Today there are virtually none. You may see a few companies pursuing IPO pricing, but that's not actually an offering, and it is done more for hype. The only monetization angle here would be to hold (years?), wait for better market conditions, and maybe eventually try to monetize small to medium size retail investors who aren't ready to drop thousands of dollars per month to the likes of Bloomberg on IPO market insights.

Today, IPO is just a cool 3-letter domain. In my opinion, it's a hard sell.

FM · 2026-02-04T09:51:44-0500

Hugh said:
ipo.ca is a great domain name, but I don't know who I could sell it to. What do you think?

A stock broker/stock trading platform to list their IPOs (initial public offering) or redirect to their IPO page?

Hugh · 2026-02-04T09:55:09-0500

Artashes said:
IPO market is cycle-driven. Two things need to happen: market has to be performing well and retail sector needs to have cash to drop on IPO gambles. Most professionals in the sector refer to it as secondary offering, not IPO. IPO is more of a consumer term. There used to be a time when there would be several companies every week exploring IPO. Today there are virtually none. You may see a few companies pursuing IPO pricing, but that's not actually an offering, and it is done more for hype. The only monetization angle here would be to hold (years?), wait for better market conditions, and maybe eventually try to monetize small to medium size retail investors who aren't ready to drop thousands of dollars per month to the likes of Bloomberg on IPO market insights.

Today, IPO is just a cool 3-letter domain. In my opinion, it's a hard sell.

I feel the exact same way. The domain look great, but it's really hard to find the right end-user.

Brandit · 2026-02-04T09:55:25-0500

IPO is a great domain but not for "initial public offering"

Artashes · 2026-02-04T10:42:06-0500

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