“Memories of the Internet bubble bursting 16 years ago this week have begun to fade. And that’s a shame, since it still has much to teach us.” Today’s article argues that, while the stock market is not as overvalued today as it was back then, “certain stocks appear to be, and they could easily incur the losses investors suffered 16 years ago when that era’s bubble deflated.” The author uses the examples of Cisco in March of 2000 and Amazon earlier this year to outline two critical lessons from the Internet bubble that should not be forgotten (Lesson #1: Valuations Matter!). To read more and find out the second important lesson, CLICK HERE.
