Roundup: When will the tech shares crisis end?
Published: 17 Oct 2000 11:02 BST
The latest round of plummeting tech shares was triggered by rising oil prices due to the Middle East crisis, analyst downgrades magnifying the effect of high-tech profit warnings, and mood swings in the Nasdaq being echoed by stock markets around the world. Analysts still say the Internet will change the world, but don't think tech shares will recover for a few more weeks.
ZDNet UK brings you the latest.
NEWS
Analysis: Old economy takes revenge on new economy
Tue, 17th OctOld-fashioned factors such as politics and oil have taken a toll on tech stocks. But the Internet will prevail in the end, say analysts
Intel shares fall more than nine percent
Mon, 16th Oct Pricing war between Intel and AMD takes its toll
UK tech stocks back in black
Mon, 16th Oct But despite two positive days for UK tech shares, experts say correction will continue
Israeli tech companies react to tensions
Fri, 13th Oct Companies try to find a way to operate in the midst of a major political flare-up
Oil price fears hit tech stocks
Fri, 13th Oct Tech stocks take another bashing as Middle East crisis sparks fears over oil prices
Intel chief calls recent stock slide an overreaction
Thu, 12th Oct Results aren't a big deal for the semiconductor sector, says Barrett
Motorola warns on mobile sale and shares plummet
Thu, 12th Oct High penetration rates in parts of Europe and Asia means demand for mobiles is declining
Investors cut Apple stock in half
Fri, 29th Sep Apple cored - stock almost halved on warning
COMMENTARY
Market Madness
Steven Vaughan-Nichols says he doesn't know much about tech stocks but he thinks it must be time to start looking at long-term stock values. Having had our day-trade, instant-millionaire party; we've had the hangover. Now, it's time to drink the coffee and get on with investing for long-term value and gain.
Why mighty Intel strikes out
In baseball terms, Intel is in a slump. Product delays. Mounting competition. And a stock price stuck in the dugout. Is the all-star chip maker suddenly minor league? Jesse Berst will tell you what's troubling Intel and what it means for the company's future
Why Apple will bounce back
Matthew Rothenberg is not an Apple apologist, but -- so far -- he believes that few apologies are necessary, either from the Mac maker or its supporters. He says -- forget Wall Street: Apple is still a contender
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