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The dot-com bubble popped 25 years ago. Here's what market pros say they learned.

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Market pros tell BI there are important lessons from 2000 that investors should think about in 2025 .

The Nasdaq 's recent decline has raised fears of a sharp unwind in tech stocks following years of AI hype.

While the current stock market isn't riddled with profitless companies like it was in 2000 , it does have its fair share of firms trading at extreme valuations.

Are we seeing massive consolidation in M&A activity?" Belski thinks the word "bubble" is thrown around too often on Wall Street, and it's had a negative impact on investors' psyche for years . "The market has been humbled for much of the last 30 years , and every single time the market goes up, investors say 'Oh it's gonna go down! It's gonna go down.' That's massively different than the late 1990s ," Belski said. Read the original article on Business Insider .

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