Ten years ago today — March 10, 2000 — the Nasdaq, a tech-dominated stock index, hit its all-time high, at 5132.52. (It closed yesterday at 2340.68; on October 9, 2002, it got as low as 1114.11.) The Nasdaq's insane growth through the late 1990s was a function of the dot-com bubble, the first wave of Internet mania that sent the stocks of useless companies making worthless produ... Continue reading this.




