[Rubber Duck]

Originally Posted by Jeff

It's very hard to gauge the market when most likely speculators bought the names from you. Just because we have IDN now doesn't mean the major .il .gr .jp .cn sites are all of a sudden going to swoop to a .com extension. (or citizens are going to switch overnight)

Perhaps not, but if we are talking markets, the ccTLD extensions are still very weak. I have sold several .co.jp but in the aftermarket there is no indication that they are on par with dot com. May be this will change later, but I am not convinced. The domains I sold yesterday, the only clear part of the specification yesterday was dot com and that is the pattern.

If you are absolutely convinced about ccTLDs the logical thing to do is buy dot coms early, sell them and then reinvest in even better ccTLDs.