Internet bubble

Nineties speculation frenzy

The Internet bubble, also called the dot-com bubble, was a period of speculative frenzy in the late 1990s when stock prices of Internet-related companies soared far beyond their actual value.

Investors poured money into any company with ".com" in its name, regardless of profitability.

The bubble burst in 2000, wiping out trillions in market value.

We lost everything we'd invested during the Internet bubble.

dotcom-era

Silicon Valley

Bay Area tech corridor

  • startupsNewly launched businesses
  • IPOFirst public stock offering
  • e-commerceInternet-based buying and selling

information superhighway · webmaster · HTML · portal · bandwidth · broadband · AOL · Yahoo · Amazon · dial-up

investment

venture capital

Startup growth financing

funding rounds · valuation · market capitalization · stock options · equity · bull market · day trading · speculation · burn rate · cash flow

speculation

overvaluation

Appraising too highly

frenzy · overhyped · unsustainable · tulip mania · market correction · pump and dump

collapse

crash

Sudden violent impact

  • bustFailure or sculpture
  • burstBreak apart suddenly
  • meltdownCatastrophic loss of control

downturn · bankruptcy · layoffs · liquidation · bear market · market correction · writeoff · failure · shutdown · pink slips

Opposites
economic cycle phase

Internet bubbledot-com bust

Internet stock market collapse

dot-com crash · bear market · recession · market correction · market crash

market valuation state

Internet bubblemarket bottom

Lowest point in decline

undervaluation · value investing · due diligence

investment sector/asset class

Internet bubblehousing bubble

Unsustainable property price surge

real estate bubble · housing crisis · subprime mortgage crisis · tulip mania · banking crisis

Family

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Familiarity
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