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面对互联网,最现实、最功利、最注重短期收益的股票市场似乎是第一次被彻底迷住、倾倒,变得如此慷慨,如此富有远见,全然不顾过去的金科玉律,无视收入、利润,将巨额的资本倾倒给大大小小的互联网公司。1998年,美国互联网公司上市40家,而1999年,新上市的互联网公司高达309家。其股票价格平均上小组长了2.5倍,其中15家上涨了10倍,有1家上涨了29倍。面对这种冲昏头脑般的反常,大概最恰当的修饰词汇就是“泡沫”了。这种情势下,怎么能够说没有泡沫呢?因此,我们与其争论互联网
In the face of the internet, the most realistic, most utilitarian and most focused short-term return seems to be the first time that the stock market has been completely captivated, dumped and become so generous that it is far-sighted to ignore the golden rule of the past and ignore income and profits. Huge amounts of capital have been poured into Internet companies, large and small. In 1998, the United States listed 40 Internet companies, and in 1999, the newly listed Internet companies up to 309. The average stock price of his team leader 2.5 times, of which 15 were up 10 times, 1 rose 29 times. Faced with this drowsy mindset, probably the most appropriate modifier is “bubble.” In this situation, how can we say that there is no bubble? Therefore, we argue with the Internet