The implosion of the dotcoms from 2000 to 2002 was primarily driven by unsustainable business models and excessive speculation in internet-based companies. Many startups lacked viable revenue streams and relied heavily on venture capital, leading to inflated stock valuations. As investors began to recognize the lack of profitability and the overvaluation of these companies, confidence plummeted, resulting in a market crash. This correction ultimately exposed the weaknesses in the tech sector and led to the collapse of numerous dotcom firms.
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