The dot-com bubble was a period of enthusiastic speculation about the future of the “World Wide Web”. The period was accompanied by a run-up in the stock prices of companies offering internet-related products and services. The bubble in the stock market peaked and crashed in the year 2000. Some companies like eBay and Amazon.com survived the crash but many others did not.
A number of pundits have compared the rise of cannabis in 2017 and 2018 to the dot-com bubble in the late 90s. Are they right? We take a fresh look at the question by examining linguistic similarities and differences between the public disclosures of dot-com companies in 1999 and cannabis companies today…
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