Concept互联网泡沫 / dot-com bubble
Dot-com Bubble
Refers to the irrational exuberance in Nasdaq technology stocks between 1995 and 2000 and the subsequent crash, during which the valuations of numerous internet companies became detached from fundamentals and the bubble ultimately burst.
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Oct 18
During the dot-com bubble, the Nasdaq index fell from its March 2000 peak of 5,048 points to 1,114 points in 2002, a decline of about 78%.
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