2. Outline
● Background
● What is the DotCom Bubble?
● Global impact
● Impact in Japan
● The financial sector
● Summary
● References
3. Background
● In the '90s, Internet companies such as
Amazon.com, Ebay and others rose to
prominence. Conducting business online
promised to change the entire world, and these
companies were set to cash in.
● Investors smelled opportunity and started
investing heavily in these companies. Shares of
companies like Ebay and Amazon soared, and
more investors looked to cash in.
4. Background2
● As in any bubble, people got carried away.
Money started chasing any company that was
even remotely attached to the Internet.
Companies who had never earned a dime of
money were suddenly worth billions of dollars.
As crazy as it sounds, companies were actually
punished if they made money. The companies
that were losing money
5. What is the DotCom Bubble?
● In the late 1990s, the United States took place
at the center of the market, the Internet bubble
(Internet Bubble), and the IT bubble is an
unusual storm surge of equity investments and
real demand Internet-related companies.
6. Global impact
● Direct investment of IT-related companies in
Ireland is a small country successive wage
costs were lower in the English-speaking world,
even among European countries, Ireland has
achieved economic growth, called a "miracle"
Celtic riding in this boom.
7. Impact in Japan
● Softbank and Yahoo! JAPAN, Rakuten and
CyberAgent, Livedoor (such as on-the-edge)
has flourished as Internet companies.
Investment trust products were advertised and
to invest in U.S. tech stocks were also
composition.
8. Impact of this bubble in the financial
sector
● Investors poured money into internet startups
during the 1990s in the hope that those
companies would one day become profitable,
and many investors and venture capitalists
abandoned a cautious approach for fear of not
being able to cash in on the growing use of the
internet.
9. Summary
● Looking back on it, the "dot-com bubble" seems
so ridiculous - how could investors get so
caught up in the moment? The truth is that
many investors, large and small, got caught up
in the mania. If your neighbor was making six
figures in a month trading Internet stocks,
wouldn't you want to get involved in the
madness as well? That's just how bubbles work
- when you are in the middle of a bubble, you
can't see the forest for the trees.
10. References
● Wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dot-com_bubble
● Dave manuel
http://www.davemanuel.com/investor-dictionary/dot
● What was the DotCom bubble?
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-was-the-dot-com-bu
