dotcom bubble

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

This was the sad lesson of the dotcom bubble .

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

"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.

First came the dotcom bubble, then the housing bubble.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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?

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

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

[font=Helvetica][size=10. 5pt]But something changed in 2001, when the dotcom bubble burst.

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.

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.

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When the dotcom bubble deflated,