The Dot Com Bubble Explained in One Minute

A one-minute video which explains what the dot com bubble was all about. By knowing what generated the dot com bubble and how things unfolded, you'll understand a thing or two about how markets function and ultimately about what makes human beings tick.

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[athief]

Worst graph ever at 0:36, I'm gonna showcase it in our Data Analysis course.

[slipperydippery]

What in god's name is that chart at 0:30? 1997-2000 2000-2002 overlapping? What is the y-asis? Is the end of the blue line the beginning of the black line? Are they even on the same scale?

Why?!!

[OfMiceAndMegabytes]

*Exactly* like crypto today though eventually one or two of the coins may pan out and be widely used.

[TheQuantumX]

imagine grabbing 1000 shares of amazon at 7 dollars a share.

[germanicelt]

Wrong. It started more like mid 1998 and the bubble burst in early 2000. I was there man. I lost a lot of my savings at the time on this shit, cause I was a noob.

[greenspringvalley]

People were paying millions for websites worth 10 cents today, so to say the price went "up 5 times" then "down 5 times" seems inaccurate.

[cg]

Imagine having bought Amazin at 7 dollars a share 20 yrs ago. Today a share hovers around 3200..

[xeenoz]

my dad knows someone in sweden that made a tech company with his friend in the late 90s. some American investors bought it for 50 million dollars and the company went under a few years later but at that point the founders had already made enough money for a lifetime. crazy

[huthayfa]

I think we're experiencing the same phenomenon with blockchain

[vernh]

sad that 9/11 is STILL getting blamed for market manipulations.

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[valerierogers]

Human nature: beguiled by the lure of quick wealth and fear of missing out, i.e. greed.

[RajnishKumar-elhh]

Please do video on why Berkshire Hathaway not investe in dotcom

[mrmrjims]

Bitcoin is next, slow transactions, expensive fees and people buying and holding to make price higher

[SpinelFan]

this was made in vyond, aka goanimate caillou grounded

[sonagotabona]

anyone else watching this for E-
school during quarantine?

[adrixshadow]

reddit, twitter and advertisers are next.

[sundingouesh]

Modern day 2020 FAANG stocks? Check ETF spreads for Max RIO while including social return.

[goodboy-ctwk]

I don't get it .. So in 1998 investor pour in a lot of money in public company and when it didn't got money back they demanded a money back and it created a bubble? Right