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Zit er een nieuwe dot-com bubble aan te komen?

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Twitter Collapses To Record Lows, Tests IPO Price As Tech Stocks Slump En Masse

In the post-IPO market, Twitter is sucking air. At least it isn’t alone. Alibaba also set a record low today. After repeated quarterly reports detailing slowing, anemic user growth, shares in Twitter today reached a new nadir: the firm’s IPO price. [...] The social firm was not alone in taking a hard one to the chin today, as it was a tough day for tech stocks more broadly: Netflix plunged 7.8 percent; Facebook fell 5 percent; and LinkedIn dropped 4.3 percent. On the upper-end, Apple, Google and Microsoft each fell around 2 percent.

https://techcrunch.com/2015/08/20/twitter-collapses-to-record-lows-tests-ipo-price-as-tech-stocks-slump-en-masse/

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  • 5 months later...

Mogelijk is er wel een bubble, maar die komt door de quantative easing. Niet specifiek in .com bedrijven als je het mij vraagt. Eerder in de olie en metalen sectoren is de bubble reeds gebarsten.

Welnee, totaal niet te vergelijken. in 2000 had geen enkele .com een fatsoenlijk verdienmodel. Dat Twitter gewoon een raar bedrijf is zonder fatsoenlijk verdienmodel hoeft niet af te stralen op de rest van de markt.

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