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Just as dotcom stocks were driven to ridiculously high levels, currencies can get out of line with economic fundamentals.

True there had been a couple of years of uncertainty after the dotcom crash.

The group's refusal to participate in the dotcom boom, which at the time made it appear something of a dinosaur, turned out to be a boon.

Goldman may have assisted in the dotcom and housing bubbles, but it is wrong to say that it was the single blower.

"Coming back to America from another country, I hadn't been swept up in all this dotcom stuff, " he says.

To be sure, the amount of money flowing into online company formation has not reached anything like the level of the dotcom boom.

Analysing an irrational market is extremely difficult, as those who tried to call the top of the dotcom boom discovered in the late 1990s.

There is, at least, more solidity to emerging markets than there was to dotcom stocks.

So let me tell you what happens to a 20yearold at the top of a hot dotcom.

In the dotcom industry such funds are at least relatively easy to obtain.

It was no secret that Sun, which never really recovered from the dotcom crash, had been searching for a buyer.

In the late 1990s, as the dotcom bubble made it cheap and easy to raise funds, anyone who followed the money was becoming an entrepreneur.

Its stockmarket flotation in 1995 marked the beginning of the dotcom boom and made Mr Andreessen a celebrity in the business world.

At the end of the 1990s, the dotcom phenomenon conjured up the possibility of making unlimited amounts of money in a new economy.

It did not rescue shares after the dotcom bust but the easing led to the housing boom and the underpricing of risk in credit markets.

Let's go back to the beginning - or at least to the year 2000 - when the 'Dotcom' boom went bust.

However, in the light of the dotcom bubble, it seems inherently unsatisfying to argue that markets are always fairly valued.

The stock market rallied, and within a year Japan was participating fully in the dotcom bubble.

Mr. Dotcom said he was still angry about the raid but that he wanted its first anniversary be something "positive. "

Currently, Mr. Wang is a Senior Constant & Trainer in Chance Consulting, and a Senior Manager of a famous DotCom company.

American equities may have had a decade of poor returns since the dotcom crash in 2000.

IN EARLY 2000, just as the dotcom bubble was at its height, two books appeared that argued the stockmarket was overvalued.

Moreover, many young firms can tap into a thriving online-advertising market that was but a dream when the dotcom boom turned to bust.

That after all was the fate of lenders who refused to settle promptly in a case involving WorldCom, another dotcom-era implosion.

This might be because companies learned their lesson from investing too much during the dotcom boom.

The idea was of its time, arriving at the end of the dotcom boom. And like all good ideas, it was deceptively simple.

The Sage of Omaha earned his reputation as a tech skeptic when he judiciously avoided hot internet stocks during the dotcom bubble.

It is one of the symbolic deals of what many are calling another dotcom bubble, and also the highest sum ever paid for a blog.

At first that did not seem unreasonable, because the economy had been weakened by the collapse of the dotcom boom.

It survived the dotcom crash partly because it had already established a broad range of companies before the flood of technology businesses.

Since the end of the first dotcom bubble, we've seen a gradual decline in the number of people applying to earn computer science degrees.

Not so long ago, I would have thought new technology would have affected the electronics department or our dotcom business.

John Kaiser, mining analyst, said the market resembled the dotcom boom of the 1990s.

But if markets keep rising, ETFs may be to the next generation of day-traders what dotcom stocks were in the late 1990s.

It took place shortly after the first big initial public offering (IPO) of a technology firm since the dotcom boom.

But, Mr Brealey suggests, after the dotcom bubble burst, much of the confidence was knocked out of this market.

As the course entered its second year in 2000, the dotcom bubble was beginning to burst.

By itself, that pushed up the value of dotcom stocks and made the relative performance of value investors even worse.

Even within companies, the place to be was the dotcom division.

It is almost a decade since the collapse of Webvan, an American internet grocer that was a darling of the dotcom boom.

However, this was now the time of Bill Clinton and the dotcom bubble.

During the technology boom of the late 1990s, he says, the general outcry was, "Oh my god, I need a dotcom unit. "

Unlike other high-profile China dotcom CEOs, Chao is not a technocrat with an engineering degree.

And pretty much any kind of business that used a computer could be rebranded as a "dotcom" , often before having a dollar of income.

It was the first of the spate of huge scandals that erupted after dotcom boom turned to bust.

The ratio fell sharply as the baby boomers reached their prime saving years, hitting a low in 2000 at the time of dotcom mania.

Many of their fresh-faced founders can barely remember the downturn triggered by the dotcom bust in the early part of the decade.

Reports of the death of the salesman have circulated since the first dotcom boom. Consumers are doing their own research.

By its calculations, markets are extremely liquid at the moment, substantially more so than in the dotcom bubble in the late 1990s.

Chinese initial public offerings, like 17th-century Dutch tulips or dotcom stocks at the start of this decade, are the stuff of bubbles.

As Fed Chairman , his easy money policy after the dotcom collapse in 2000 seemed like the perfect policy prescription for what ailed us .

Indeed, investors were switching out of shares and into fixed income in the wake of the dotcom bubble.

Returns have also been poor, reflecting feverish fundraising before the dotcom bubble burst, and a hangover afterwards.

Dotcom shares were assessed in terms of "price per click" rather than anything tangible.

The financial crisis originated from the housing market bubble and was preceded by the dotcom boom.

Mark Cuban, the investor who made a fortune in the first dotcom boom, has compared the current funding frenzy to a pyramid scheme.

Losses on dotcom stocks prompted him to part from Mr Druckenmiller, cut the fund's risk-taking and step away.

During the recent bubble years, America's housing investment boomed, but corporate investment was laid low by the dotcom bust.

Since the bursting of the dotcom bubble, central banks have pumped out cheap money.

He blamed the "massive over-funding" that accompanied the dotcom boom and the generally weak state of initial public offerings since.

The snag is that this can start off new bubbles (as it did after the dotcom bust).

Generally, it takes longer for a dotcom to turn a profit in China than in the U. S. , Mr. Shen said.

In that, it resembles the dotcom mania, where leverage was largely confined to telecoms companies rather than pure dotcom outfits.

The dotcom bubble had burst spectacularly, the Nasdaq stockmarket had crashed, and the American economy was tipping into recession.

Even if it is successful, the case against Mr. Dotcom and the other defendants would proceed.

Of course, it has been much more difficult to make money in markets since the dotcom bubble burst in 2000.

In retrospect, the much-vaunted Lisbon agenda marked the summit of ambitions coinciding with the bursting of the dotcom bubble.

In the late 1990s, during the first dotcom bubble, there was a perception that a computer science degree was a quick way of making money.

For the past two years , I have been working as a project manager for a dotcom .

It is no coincidence that the housing bubble started in the aftermath of the dotcom bust.

In fact, venture capital insiders don't see the industry pulling back in this recession the way they did during the dotcom bust.

Pittsburgh is in relatively good shape because it largely missed the housing and dotcom booms enjoyed by the rest of the county.

Indeed, continental European savers' appetite for equities never recovered from the bursting of the dotcom bubble.

The dotcom and housing bubbles led to a reappraisal of Mr Greenspan's career.

This was the sad lesson of the dotcom bubble .

The last great boom in IPOs was the dotcom era, which ended badly around 2000.

"We had a very good 12 months. Then everything stopped, " Mr Milner says, with the end of the dotcom bubble.

This was the case with many technology stocks that suffered huge declines after the dot-com bubble burst in the spring of 2000.

The idea was of its time, arriving at the end of the dotcom boom.

Institutions reacted to the dotcom bust by looking for new assets that had low historic correlations with stocks, and poured in.

Europe had wisely skipped the dotcom mania, and its new currency, the euro, was giving the continent a boost.

In fact, since the dotcom and telecoms busts earlier this decade, many have put their balance-sheets in order.

Hard to tell, but I do hear echoes of the dotcom boom here.

But it was fortunate that he raised Y50bn in an initial public offering just before the dotcom bubble burst.

Even at the height of the dotcom boom, people had only the vaguest grasp of Cisco's business.

It happened during the dotcom bubble, when Mr. Buffett was mocked for refusing to join the party.

The last dotcom boom really took off after the flotation of the internet software company Netscape in 1995.

Smaller shares have held sway ever since the bursting of the dotcom bubble[3] .

With several studies woefully pronouncing the demise of dotcom retailers, they look happy and relaxed-cocky, even.

Some of the same voices were calling for similar interventions following the burst of the dotcom bubble in 2001.

After six years in Sydney, he returned to Palo Alto, California at the peak of dotcom mania.

Typically banks impose savings during downturns, with Goldman Sachs ending free fruit after the dotcom bubble burst.

China also hopes to accelerate its own dotcom boom by encouraging Chinese people to register more net domains.

"But there's no way it'll be as bad as it was after the dotcom bubble" .

The Federal Reserve laid the groundwork for its approach in 2002 in the aftermath of the dotcom-induced bursting of the equity bubble.

At this rate, claims could easily exceed those of the dotcom bust and options-backdatingscandal combined.

Ms Hamilton, a web designer in Los Angeles, used the internet to broadcast a daily chronicle of early dotcom life.

We saw some of this during the dotcom boom.

Open-source software gained ground during the dotcom boom and even more so afterwards, as a way to cut costs.

In the wake of dotcom breakups, many singles are trying harder to build long-term relationships in their personal lives.

The dotcom bust exposed that trend as an illusion, forcing the upstarts to serve their time in junior roles.

Much less money is changing hands in the current dotcom boom than in the last one.

Mr. Wang is a Senior Manager of a famous DotCom company.

We first had the dotcom bubble and the envy-producing stories of young millionaires.

In many ways, the truly remarkable part of the productivity miracle began in 2001, when the dotcom bubble burst.

During the dotcom boom, the first thing a start-up had to do was raise the money to buy a room full of servers.

Many of America's current financial troubles can be blamed on the mildness of the 2001 recession after the dotcom bubble burst.

Many criticised the Fed for keeping interest rates too low for too long after the dotcom bust earlier this decade.

"Rule number one: when you're launching, always put the A-team on it, " Ms Moore says. "OurA-team is on our dotcom business. "

Financial excesses often occur in the aftermath of innovation: think of the dotcom bubble or the 19th-century railways boom and bust.

Some workers in their early 30s remember the end of the dotcom boom. Some even lost jobs then.

The mergers of the dotcom era were mostly love-ins: only 2% of those unveiled in 2000 were deemed hostile.

After the dotcom bust, American firms turned cautious and investment spending was weak.

The West Coast's second-biggest newspaper has seen losses mount since the dotcom bubble burst in 2000-01.

This was common during the dotcom bubble.

Gloom after the bursting of the dotcom bubble also dragged down champagne.

"The second wave of the internet started in spring 2003, " says one executive at a smaller dotcom company.

illustrateEnrollment in computer science programs peaked around 2000, at the height of the dotcom frenzy.

Belief in efficient-market theory made the authorities reluctant to restrain either the dotcom or the housing and credit bubbles.

The internet was worshipped during the dotcom years.

Outside the dotcom industry, though, raising money is more of a slog. And there are big barriers to entry, just of a different sort.

Layton Croft, a vice president at SouthGobi, compares the rush to the heady days of the dotcom era.

Today, Yahoo spends very little in acquisition when compared to the dot com era.

There followed the dotcom boom in the late 1990s, which promised to make silicon the new gold in the San Francisco Bay Area.

There are differences between today and the dotcom bubble of a decade ago.

The Asian crisis and the later dotcom bust affected GDP growth and inflation in much the same way.

Corporate deceit reached epidemic levels after the dotcom bust.

He founded a small internet firm called Beijing Online and sold it before the dotcom bubble burst.

The curve was last this steep in the early 1990s, before a long boom, and in 2003, as the economy recovered from the dotcom bust.

For them, the golden age may be over because many old media buyers have discovered they overpaid massively for their dotcom diversification.

I feared "irrational exuberance" in 1996, but the dotcom bubble proceeded to inflate for another four years.

The dotcom bust also prompted a change in the drivers of markets.

A noted sceptic on the dotcom and housing booms, he closed his short-only fund (which bet on falling prices) in 2008.

The dotcom bust had incinerated an entire generation of start-ups.

This renewed interest in energy is bringing forth a raft of ideas, some bright, some batty, that is indeed reminiscent of the dotcom boom.

"This could be worse than when the dotcom bubble burst, " they say.

At the peak of the dotcom bubble, 225 start-ups on average went public each year.

After the dotcom boom, when heavily indebted telecoms firms were on their knees, banks had almost no way to hedge themselves.

He lives in Palo Alto, California, where dotcom money reigns.

China risks repeating the same game as America after the dotcom boom and burst.

Today the biggest attainment for world is peace. We must do everything for peace between two countries, two nations.

Have investors learnt anything from the dotcom bust?

Back in 2003, in the wake of the dotcom crash, the internet had yet to get its second wind and technology shares were languishing.

Retail trading volumes dropped 60 per cent after the dotcom bust, points out Bernstein Research.

Allen joins a team that has its roots in Matchlogic and NetGravity, two online advertising oriented companies from the dotcom days.

The NASDAQ trades at half the level it reached during dotcom mania.

The rapid reversal in mood has reawakened memories of the dotcom bust in 2001.

This new breed of dotcom needs a solution that can describe the services -- the Web services -- it offers.

First came the dotcom bubble, then the housing bubble.

And you thought the domain grabber s vanished with the dotcom bust.

That is a legacy of the stratospheric valuations attained by Wall Street at the height of the dotcom bubble.

In 1998 rate cuts quickly restored the animal spirits of investors and the dotcom bubble followed.

The dotcom boom transferred the wealth of pension funds to 20-some things in Silicon Valley.

When dotcom domains first started to be sold in 1994 they cost $200.

The last time Wall Street was in the mire was between 2001 and 2003 when the dotcom bubble burst.

The dotcom boom had venture capitalists throwing money at the craziest schemes, just because they happened to involve the Internet.

Recall what occurred in the years after the dotcom bubble burst.

In the late 1990s, many investors bought dotcom shares for the same reason.

After the dotcom crash in 2000 and 2001, contracts dried up and many firms let staff go in both the US and Europe.

In the late 1990s, investors poured money into telecoms firms and dotcom start-ups.

And during that five year dotcom bust, we tripled in size.

Few made such complaints during the dotcom boom, so a better diagnosis is that they lack the instinct and the bravery to take his advice.

Yet a repeat of the slump after the bursting of the dotcom bubble in 2001-02 remains highly unlikely.

The value of deals worldwide was 16 per cent higher than at the height of the dotcom boom in 2000, according to Dealogic, the data provider.

The dotcom bubble took four years to burst; the real estate bubble six.

In good years, such as during the dotcom boom, revenues soar and politicians happily spend.

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and the internet bubble burst with the dotcom meltdown of 2000.

It is a fair bet that we will recall this crisis the way we look back on the dotcom bubble of the late 1990s.

The next wave in Brazil, Turkey and Argentina, on the other hand, barely roused investors off their dotcom bean bags.

It paid mainly with shares, just before the dotcom bust. They have since fallen by 95%.

But something changed in 2001, when the dotcom bubble burst.

The dotcom era was nauseatingly cosy, with only 4% of deals struck in 2000 deemed hostile or unsolicited.

That is why investors get lured into buying dotcom stocks in the hope that a "greater fool" will purchase them at a higher price.

A giant pig that laughs at us when we invest in worthless dotcom stocks.

But if that is so, how do you explain the dotcom bubble, when companies with no profits and barely any sales had billion-dollar valuations?

There have been financial upsets, such as the 1987 stockmarket crash and the 2001 dotcom bust.

Dow 10, 000 is relevant only because it dates back to the end of the dotcom bubble.

NOT so many years ago brokers were prosecuted in America for shamelessly plugging the dogs of the dotcom boom.

The days of the dotcom boom seem a long time ago.

At times, for example during the dotcom bubble in the late 1990s, this view has been wholly out of fashion.

In the late 1990s, for example, companies were being forced to pay higher borrowing costs while stockmarkets were enjoying the dotcom boom.

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IT and telecoms firms never recovered from the dotcom bust in 2000, though IT companies posted strong gains in 2009.

After the dotcom bubble burst in 2000-01, the Fed slashed short-term interest rates to 1% by 2003.

And it holds even if you remove deals done in 2000, which was just before the dotcom bubble burst.

The number of dual-class firms listed in America fell from 482 in 2000 to 362 in 2002 as the dotcom bubble burst.

We saw a sharper decrease in 2003, for example, when recruiters reacted to the dotcom crash.

Ten years after a failure to find the answer silenced the dotcom boom, the solution remains elusive.

Ten years ago, on the eve of the puncturing of the dotcom bubble, the US held the high ground.

For example, the dotcom bubble bursted.

Back in 2002, at the end of the dotcom crash, I bought Amazon stock for about $12.

At the height of the dotcom boom, every gym TV seemed to be tuned to CNBC, a financial channel;

I have been working as a project manager for a dotcom. Market analyst senior consultant market researcher

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