It's the final ripple of the dot.com boom. It finally hit the boardroom and the CEO.

In the last six months, we've seen the culmination of the irrational exuberance found in the dot.com industries that has rippled through all the other industries.

Spending on equipment was the strongest since the last irrational exuberance of the dot.com boom in early 200.

You've got to take into account the studies were done before 9/11, before the dot-com industry went bust. There are fewer employees now in the U.S. 36 corridor than 2001, so there are a whole host of reasons to consider.

We are disappointed at the way this was dealt with at the boardroom level.

Like the Great Tulip Mania in Holland in the 1600's and the dot.com mania of early 2000, markets have repeatedly disconnected from reality,