KnowraDot-com bubbleLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Dot-com bubble, each with the reason it gives.All 12Broader topic 2Related 6Compared with 4Silicon ValleyBroader topic: The boom and collapse exposed the risks of the Valley’s startup-driven investment cycles.Railway ManiaCompared with: Both booms linked new infrastructure or technology to extravagant expectations of future profits.Japanese asset price bubbleCompared with: The dot-com crash centered on equity valuations, unlike Japan’s tightly linked land and stock prices.Web 2.0Related: The crash prompted renewed attention to web businesses that could survive and grow.Alan GreenspanRelated: Greenspan warned about irrational exuberance as technology shares soared, but the Fed did not directly target stock prices.Startup companyRelated: Its boom and bust reshaped expectations about internet ventures and startup financing.Tulip maniaCompared with: The comparison shows how tulip mania became a template for later stories of speculative excess.1990sCompared with: Late-decade confidence in internet businesses foreshadowed a bubble that burst just beyond 1999.2000sRelated: Its crash marked the economic transition from the 1990s into the new decade.AOLRelated: AOL's merger with Time Warner occurred near the peak of this boom and became a cautionary deal.Economic bubbleBroader topic: It illustrates how expectations of future growth can outweigh firms' near-term earnings.History of the World Wide WebRelated: The Web’s commercial growth fueled the boom and shaped expectations for online business.