Wall Street analysts relentlessly cheered the dot-com mania that pushed technology stocks to stunning gains in 1999. But even after those stocks went into a tailspin in 2000, few analysts urged investors to sell. Such behavior has drawn the attention of both the Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Congress, which held hearings on the subject in mid-June.
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Source: Knowledge@Wharton
Subjects: Finance, Industry Specific
Industry: Investment Banking
Source: Knowledge@Wharton
Subjects: Finance, Industry Specific
Industry: Investment Banking
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