"I seem to recall a term called "irrational exuberance" for defining the late 90's market activity."

I don't disagree, but the point remains that there is always a reason after the fact to explain events that seemed unattainable. The reality remains that EDIG not only participated in the "irrational exhuberence" but LED THE MARKET by percentage gain...even out performing DELL's percentage gains of the 1990s.

It was real, it happened against all odds. We have a market today packed with investors looking to recoup substantial losses that might just consider this speculative play again when they become apprised of the opportunity...not unlike 2000.

I don't count anything out from happening. Just be sure to take profits accordingly.