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Has the tech bubble burst? Why the Nasdaq’s rough ride looks eerily like 2000.

Has the tech bubble burst? Why the Nasdaq’s rough ride looks eerily like 2000.
MarketWatch Friday 30 October 2026, 23:14 UTC By Mark Hulbert 1 min read
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Friday’s big plunge raises disturbing parallels with the top of the dot-com bubble

Friday’s big plunge raises disturbing parallels with the top of the dot-com bubble
Nasdaq (ORG)
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