Most investors would tend to agree that technology stocks were highly overvalued in the late 1990's. This time period is best described as a technology:
A) Crash
B) Circle
C) Bubble
D) Limit
E) Arbitrage

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The late 1990s saw a significant increase in the valuation of technology stocks, leading to what is commonly referred to as the "dot-com bubble." This period was characterized by excessive speculation and investment in Internet-based companies, which eventually led to a market correction.

Most Investors Would Tend to Agree That Technology Stocks Were