DOT.com to Dot.bomb

DOT.com to Dot.bomb

The Internet is a related field related to information technology and the Internet, Internet companies, commonly known as ".com". Companies can increase their stock price simply by adding the prefix "e-" or the suffix ".com" to their name.
"Amazon", "Google", "Netflix", "PayPal", "Yahoo"
The dot-com bubble refers to the speculative bubble between 1995 and 2001 related to information technology and the Internet. In many stock markets in Europe, the United States, and Asia, stock prices of Internet and information technology-related companies have risen rapidly, and speculators in Western countries have seen the rapid growth of the Internet industry and related fields and speculated from this. However, the development of the Internet industry is a cycle of boom and bust.

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