Why The ‘Not-Com’ Stock Bubble Is Popping

Why The ‘Not-Com’ Stock Bubble Is Popping

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When the web browser Netscape went public on August 9, 1995 — the day many cite as the beginning of the dot-com bubble — its stock skyrocketed from $28 to $75 in a matter of hours, even though the company wasn’t profitable. In today’s market, the opposite i…
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