The Great Internet Bubble

The Wall Street Journal coined the phrase "The Great Internet Bubble." This referred to the flurry of IPOs and the height of irrational exuberance of investors betting money on Internet providers, dot.com startups, telecommunications companies, and technology companies during the late 1990s. The bubble burst in March 2000, when the technology heavy NASDAQ stock index peaked at 5,048.62.
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