Dot-Con Video
Today there are plenty of explanations about what happened in the dot-com bubble. One of the more interesting video reports is the Frontline special Dot-Con. It covers the dot-com meltdown from start to finish.
You can watch a clip here about Wall Street analysts (QuickTime Video).
Keep in mind, the fact that these companies were good or bad had no bearing on your trading decisions if you were trading from a technical trend following perspective. The only variable Trend Followers cared about was the price. From a historical perspective the report is interesting, with special fire aimed at Wall Street analysts, but you did not need to know what Frontline reports to have traded properly.
video copyright ©2002 pbs online and wgbh/frontline
Video Instructions / Troubleshooting
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Q. When I try to play video clip I receive an error message stating unable to find a suitable decoder. What must I do now?
A. You need to download and install the free QuickTime player as described above.
Q. Windows Media Player does not play the video file.
A. You must install the free QuickTime player. It takes only a few minutes. QuickTime is considered the premier multimedia software for all operating systems.
Q. I can see video, but the sound is not working.
A. Go into your control panels folder. Open the QuickTime control panel. In the QuickTime control panel make sure the sound out option is set to properly use your sound & speaker setup for your particular PC.
