American Thinker
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In 2000 , the Nasdaq stock market index, in a massive dot-com bubble, hit 5,133 . Investors were buying up everything, despite little to no revenue or earnings.
By 2002 , the index had dropped 78% , which is a decline to 1,129 . The Nasdaq index did not reach 5,132 again until the summer of 2016 ; that would essentially be 16 years to break even if someone bought and held.
Is it logical that prices of these seven stocks remain so high when their price earnings ratio is so high?.
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