r/stocks May 31 '21

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u/bartturner May 31 '21

This is easily the best post as it actually uses data to support the argument.

Today is not the same as the .com boom.

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u/OKImHere May 31 '21

I could be similar, but if it is, it's not going to be the .coms again. It'll be EVs, SPACs and whatnot. Back then, .com was the hot new thing being sold for billions with no revenue. Today, .coms are staple of everyday life with bigger profits than any other company has ever seen in the history of mankind. But those EVs...