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How Much is My Blog Worth?
February 11, 2006 5:43pm by Barry Ritholtz
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Barry – just listened to your interview on Radio economics. Very interesting. I had one (perhaps dumb) question: when you contruct a “market model” is that a set of equations in Excel or some other software package, or is it just a list of components that you keep in your head when you are thinking about the market and the economy. Thanks.
My model is a series of 5 elements, each of which has a variety of sub elements to them.
The 5 are macro-econ, monetary, trend, quantitative, and sentiment. I also use Valuation, but he’s like a 6th man off the bench that sometimes falls into quantitative (P/E) or sentiment (Extreme).
I’ve played with using them numerically (bullish above a #, bearish below), setting up inputs as an oscillator.
Keeping components in my head won’t work — too many. And they each work over different timeframes — Econ the longest, sentiment the shortest.
“How much is your blog worth?…”
If I had one, about 2 cents, same as my opinion.
I wonder if you could get an interest-only loan and borrow against the value of your blog???
as they say
everything is for sale
5% commish finders fee for sale of my 60000 post site
anyhow
kind regards
duncan
Do we have a bubble in blogs?
Barry,
You’re blog is like Mastercard: priceless!
Blog on good man. Blog on! We’ll keep reading your market insights.