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The Dot-Com Bubble refers to a period of excessive speculation in Internet-related companies in the late 1990s. Many startups with little or no earnings were valued at billions of dollars. This led to a significant increase in stock prices, which eventually collapsed in 2000, causing widespread losses. Several documentaries and short history lessons have been produced to explain the event, highlighting its impact on the economy and Wall Street.

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