TECH BUBBLE News & Analysis

Here’s what strategist Jeremy Grantham thinks about the markets today.

Many observers draw ominous parallels between today’s market and the infamous dot.com bust of 2000. Things are quite different now, but certainly not...

All eyes were on the RBA but many are ignoring the structural issues in the Australian economy. 

The US tech sector looks frothy, yet broader markets don't seem expensive and some other sectors seem downright cheap. 

The US tech bubble has driven the S&P 500's gains over the past 10 years, and here's why the rest of the world may be about to play catch-up.

When large companies make big moves, the funds which do not hold them are destined to deliver underperformance relative to their benchmark. \n 

When large companies make big moves, the funds which do not hold them are destined to deliver underperformance relative to their benchmark. \n 

When the last tech bubble imploded, the Nasdaq index lost almost 80% in just under two years. Is the same thing happening again?

The short answer is no, but there are certainly some similarities building.

The sector's expensive overall, and some valuations are downright alarming, writes Brian Colello.