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The Dot-com Bubble and Crash
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The dot-com bubble from 1994 to 2000

The dot-com bubble from 1994 to 2000 was when the technology companies were the

new, fun and exciting investment to make. With the internet starting to become more of a

necessity to people and businesses, more and more people started investing in these new web-

based companies in hopes that it would make them very wealthy in the long run. Little did they

know how bad of a reaction this would cause in the end. While there were a lot of companies that

were not very lucky and did not take off, you have websites like Amazon, eBay, and Google who

still have a name for themselves in the technology community today (Gray, 2021).

When it comes to the supply of companies to invest in, they were plentiful, but as we will

come to find out what was more important was finding one that was going to take off and not

fold. In this case there was a lot of demand to invest in technology companies as it was new and

exciting, as a result it truly put the economic equilibrium out of whack. Because of the amount of

supply, the prices were lower to make their shares more marketable. As a result, people were

buying stock in technology companies like crazy. With these factors in mind, it was the transition

into the crash because the number of available shares were doubling almost monthly. Another

action that led to the eventual crash was the number of new IPOs (initial public offerings) that

were releasing each year was exponentially increasing during the bubble shown by the chart

below.

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