Throughout the whole of 1999 and into 2000, everything that was good or worth owning in the market b...
Throughout the whole of 1999 and into 2000, everything that was good or worth owning in the market became symbolised by a three letter acronym - TMT. That is technology, media, and telecommunications, and the three sectors combined formed a single market grouping and enjoyed an unassailable position as the darlings of the investment community over this period. Then in March this year momentum in the area stalled and in a short space of time TMT became a cliché which investors were almost embarrassed to be associated with. Now in May, two months after their peak, these stocks present som...
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