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Dot-Com Bubble

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Dot-Com Peak QQQ Buyer Made 7.2X Despite 83% Crash—Here's Why
U.S. Equities20d ago
Dot-Com Peak QQQ Buyer Made 7.2X Despite 83% Crash—Here's Why
A $10,000 investment in QQQ at March 2000's peak reached $72,000 today, but required surviving an 83 percent drawdown and a 15-year break-even wait.
QQQ's Worst Entry Ever: 620% Return Proves Index Resilience
U.S. Equities20d ago
QQQ's Worst Entry Ever: 620% Return Proves Index Resilience
An investor who bought $10,000 of the Invesco QQQ Trust at its March 2000 peak endured an 83% loss before the investment grew to $72,000.
S&P 500 CAPE Ratio at 41.1: Valuation Warning From 1881 Data
U.S. Equities27d ago
S&P 500 CAPE Ratio at 41.1: Valuation Warning From 1881 Data
The cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings metric sits in the top 1 percent of all historical readings, with only the 1999 dot-com peak offering precedent for sustained levels this high.