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The Knicks and Spurs are back in the NBA Finals. Markets, too, are revisiting an old debate.
Different Players, Similar Questions
In 1999, the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs met in the NBA Finals. That same year, investors were captivated by a technology cycle that promised to reshape the economy. Just over a quarter-century later, the Finals matchup has returned. So has a familiar market debate.
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