The laws of supply and demand made me take a second glance at LLLL.com’s. The law of supply and demand says that when costs are low, there is a high demand. So in the case of LLLL.com’s, prices crashed from about $50 for the average LLLL.com to $15 in only 5 or 6 months. But the law of demand says that when prices are low, demand is high. This made me second think LLLL.com’s.

The only contradictory point to this is now that LLLL.com’s have been steadily selling for prices around $15, demand still isn’t high. When I thought about this point, I realized that there isn’t a high demand is because there isn’t really a high demand for any type of domain these days, other then real estate domains, considering we are in one of the worst economy’s we have ever faced globally. Most people are wondering where money for their next meal will come from. They can’t afford to risk their money on LLLL.com’s.

Now, instead of looking at the bad things about LLLL.com’s, which I have done in past articles, we will examine 3 of the main advantages of LLLL.com’s:

1) They have high liquidity. If you are ever need in some quick cash, you can always get some amount quickly for an LLLL.com. Whether or not you make profit, thats another subject. But LLLL.com’s can be turned into cash quickly.

2) They could potentially stand for something, or be an acromyn. If you own TAHA.com, it could stand for “The American Heart Association”. Now, that was just an example, but it shows that LLLL.com’s could have potential end-users for them.

3) They are short. A lot of people say shorter domains are easier to remember. And the easier a domain is to remember, the more returning visitors it could potentially get.

Those were 3 of the top reasons LLLL.com domainers give whenever asked what they like about LLLL.com’s and why they are investing in them. Of course, as I said before, there are many disadvantages to LLLL.com’s, such as small amount of acronyms, a small market (even with high liquidity), and while a lot of people say that while short domains are easier to remember, mixed letters like QNLX are very hard to remember.

I don’t know how I feel about LLLL.com’s at this point. I mean, there are fewer reasons why LLLL.com’s are good, but honestly, they have some solid logic behind that reasoning. At the sime point, there are so many reasons why LLLL.com’s are bad investments. And especially if the law of supply and demand applies here, LLLL.com’s could have a future. I am not saying I believe they will, but they have a lot of potential if they follow the law of supply and demand.

I would love to hear your opinions and takes on LLLL.com’s. It should be quite interesting to see the different reasons you guys like or dislike LLLL.com’s, and I can wait to see your comments, which you can submit below. Also, please make sure to subscribe to our brand new available domains newsletter, which you can find in the sidebar.