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Tech stocks are struggling. But there are big differences between now and the 2000 internet bubble, Goldman Sachs says.


Published on 2025-03-28 19:41:18 - MarketWatch
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  • Given the correction so far in technology stocks in 2025, particularly in the U.S., we investigate the parallels and differences between the two periods and examine what lesson

The article from MSN discusses Goldman Sachs' analysis of the current tech stock market in comparison to the Internet bubble of 2000. According to Goldman Sachs, while tech stocks are indeed facing challenges, the situation differs significantly from the dot-com era. Key points include that today's tech companies are generally more profitable and have stronger balance sheets than those during the bubble. Additionally, the market's breadth is wider now, with tech not being the sole driver of market performance as it was in 2000. The analysis also highlights that valuations, although high, are not as extreme as during the peak of the Internet bubble, and there's less speculative froth in the market. This suggests that while tech stocks might be under pressure, the risk of a bubble burst similar to 2000 is considered lower due to these fundamental differences.

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