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The dot-com bubble

Financial panics

The technology and internet share boom of the late 1990s and its collapse in 2000 to 2002.

5 books on The dot-com bubble, recommended by 4 people including Mohnish Pabrai and Andrew Lokenauth.

5 books · 6 experts

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  1. Dot.conJohn Cassidy, 2002
  2. The Internet BubbleAnthony B. Perkins, Michael C. Perkins, 1999
  3. The Trouble With Prosperity: A Contrarian's Tale of Boom, Bust, and SpeculationJames Grant, 1996
  4. Irrational ExuberanceRobert J.Shiller, 2000
  5. Bull!Maggie Mahar, 2004

The best books on The dot-com bubble 5

Dot.conDot.con
T2 Dot.con
John Cassidy · 2002
The bubble that made and unmade Yahoo's valuation.
Open Library
The Internet BubbleThe Internet Bubble
T3 The Internet Bubble
Anthony B. Perkins, Michael C. Perkins · 1999
Written before the crash, naming Yahoo among the overvalued.
Open Library
The Trouble With Prosperity: A Contrarian's The Trouble With Prosperity: A Contrarian's Tale of Boom, Bust, and Speculation
T4 The Trouble With Prosperity: A Contrarian's Tale of Boom, Bust, and Speculation
James Grant · 1996
Open Library unreachable during build; title listed on grantspub.com books page
Open Library
Recommended byMohnish Pabrai
Irrational ExuberanceIrrational Exuberance
T4 Irrational Exuberance
Robert J.Shiller · 2000
Third edition 2015 added a bond-market chapter.
Open Library
Recommended byMohnish PabraiAndrew LokenauthThe Barefoot Investor
Bull!Bull!
T4 Bull!
Maggie Mahar · 2004
The seventeen-year bull market as one continuous argument.
Open Library
Recommended byWarren Buffett

Experts 6

The people who wrote this page's books, and the people who recommend them.

Authors 2

JG
James Grantwrote 1 book hereRobert J. Shillerwrote 1 book here

Recommenders 4

MP
Mohnish Pabrairecommends 2 books hereWarren Buffettrecommends 1 book here
AL
Andrew Lokenauthrecommends 1 book here
BI
The Barefoot Investorrecommends 1 book here
See all 6 in the Experts tab →

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