In June 2000, semiconductor stocks like Micron were on an absolute tear. Demand was projected to continue skyrocketing, analyst projections continued to move higher, and low forward P/E ratios convinced everyone it was "just getting started". Then, just one month later, despite all the sky high predictions - without warning, semiconductor stocks suddenly began to crash, and the dotcom bubble popped.
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