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In this episode we turn to one of the most iconic, technologically defining, and psychologically revealing bubbles in modern history: the Dot-Com Bubble of 1995 to 2000.
This is the story of how the commercialization of the Internet ignited the greatest speculative frenzy the world had seen since the 1920s. A tidal wave of optimism swept over investors as they poured money into anything with a “.com” in its name.
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