The dotcom bubble is also associated with the NASDAQ Composite index, which rose by 582% from 751.49 to 5,132.52 from January 1995 to March 2000. The NASDAQ fell by 75% from March 2000 to October 2002, erasing most of the gains since the bubble started building.

Share prices of internet companies increased much faster and higher than their peers in the real sector due mostly to speculation caused by the excitement and euphoria of the new internet age. As a result, it led to a market-wide over-valuation of internet firms relative to their intrinsic value.

The bursting of the bubble caused market panic through massive sell-offs of dotcom company stocks, driving their values further down, and by 2002, investor losses were estimated at around $5 trillion.

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This Project is and Artistic representation of the DotCom Bubble and the domino effect on today's world.