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Ep1 – Mi sento fortunato: la bolla delle dot-com – L’open bar

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เนื้อหาจัดทำโดย Bank Station เนื้อหาพอดแคสต์ทั้งหมด รวมถึงตอน กราฟิก และคำอธิบายพอดแคสต์ได้รับการอัปโหลดและจัดหาให้โดยตรงจาก Bank Station หรือพันธมิตรแพลตฟอร์มพอดแคสต์ของพวกเขา หากคุณเชื่อว่ามีบุคคลอื่นใช้งานที่มีลิขสิทธิ์ของคุณโดยไม่ได้รับอนุญาต คุณสามารถปฏิบัติตามขั้นตอนที่แสดงไว้ที่นี่ https://th.player.fm/legal

Il 1982 fu un anno ricco di eventi. La nazionale di calcio Italiana vinse il suo terzo titolo mondiale, l’Argentina occupò le isole Falkland, Michael Jackson rilasciò Thriller, il suo album più celebre che fece la storia della musica.

Ma questi sono tutti eventi insignificanti (se non addirittura ridicoli) in confronto al ben più importante mercato azionario, che proprio quell’anno cominciò il più lungo periodo di rialzi che Wall Street aveva mai visto. Un periodo di quasi vent’anni che vide l’indice azionario Dow Jones aumentare di oltre dieci volte, e il NASDAQ di oltre trenta volte.

Questo lungo periodo di prosperità a Wall Street è stato il primo di una serie di step che ha portato alla formazione della bolla speculativa passata alla storia come “la bolla delle dot-com” degli anni ‘90.

Tra il 1995 e il 2000, la promessa di un’età dell’oro di internet ha portato gli investitori di tutto il mondo a scagliare i loro soldi alle azioni di qualunque società avesse un “.com” alla fine del nome. Aziende con pochi mesi di vita, fondate da ragazzini appena usciti dal college, arrivarono a valere cifre mostruose e senza senso, per poi crollare rapidamente una volta raggiunti livelli ingiustificabili. La bolla delle dot-com è l’evento di storia economica moderna che ha impattato di più le nostre abitudini, i lavori tra cui possiamo scegliere oggi e il modo in cui li svolgiamo.

Testo: Luca Dann e Francesco Namari

Voci: Luca Dann, Francesco Namari

Guest star: Fjona Cakalli

Sound design a cura di Andrea Roccabella

Graphic design a cura dello studio Sezione Grafica

#dotcom #bolla #bolladelledotcom

Fonti:

- Swisher, K. (2000, December 18). Dot-Com Bubble Has Burst; Will Things Worsen in 2001?. Wall Street Journal.

- Eaton, L. (2000, December 18). Keeping Up With the Dow Jones; From Suites to Streets, All Eyes Are on Stock Market. The New York Times.

- Ip, G. Pulliam, S. Thurm, S. Simon, R. (2000, July 14). How the Internet Bubble Broke Records, Rules, Bank Accounts. Wall Street Journal.

- John Cassidy, Dot.Con: The Greatest Story Ever Sold (2002)

- Stock market data are taken from The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg.

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Il 1982 fu un anno ricco di eventi. La nazionale di calcio Italiana vinse il suo terzo titolo mondiale, l’Argentina occupò le isole Falkland, Michael Jackson rilasciò Thriller, il suo album più celebre che fece la storia della musica.

Ma questi sono tutti eventi insignificanti (se non addirittura ridicoli) in confronto al ben più importante mercato azionario, che proprio quell’anno cominciò il più lungo periodo di rialzi che Wall Street aveva mai visto. Un periodo di quasi vent’anni che vide l’indice azionario Dow Jones aumentare di oltre dieci volte, e il NASDAQ di oltre trenta volte.

Questo lungo periodo di prosperità a Wall Street è stato il primo di una serie di step che ha portato alla formazione della bolla speculativa passata alla storia come “la bolla delle dot-com” degli anni ‘90.

Tra il 1995 e il 2000, la promessa di un’età dell’oro di internet ha portato gli investitori di tutto il mondo a scagliare i loro soldi alle azioni di qualunque società avesse un “.com” alla fine del nome. Aziende con pochi mesi di vita, fondate da ragazzini appena usciti dal college, arrivarono a valere cifre mostruose e senza senso, per poi crollare rapidamente una volta raggiunti livelli ingiustificabili. La bolla delle dot-com è l’evento di storia economica moderna che ha impattato di più le nostre abitudini, i lavori tra cui possiamo scegliere oggi e il modo in cui li svolgiamo.

Testo: Luca Dann e Francesco Namari

Voci: Luca Dann, Francesco Namari

Guest star: Fjona Cakalli

Sound design a cura di Andrea Roccabella

Graphic design a cura dello studio Sezione Grafica

#dotcom #bolla #bolladelledotcom

Fonti:

- Swisher, K. (2000, December 18). Dot-Com Bubble Has Burst; Will Things Worsen in 2001?. Wall Street Journal.

- Eaton, L. (2000, December 18). Keeping Up With the Dow Jones; From Suites to Streets, All Eyes Are on Stock Market. The New York Times.

- Ip, G. Pulliam, S. Thurm, S. Simon, R. (2000, July 14). How the Internet Bubble Broke Records, Rules, Bank Accounts. Wall Street Journal.

- John Cassidy, Dot.Con: The Greatest Story Ever Sold (2002)

- Stock market data are taken from The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, and Bloomberg.

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