What will be the "Tech Bubble" for 2010?

Question

The building of the internet fueled the Tech Bubble by creating a huge demand for hardware and software. In my house, each family member has his/her own laptop with a wireless... What's next? I figure with fuel costs up, utilities will soon follow. PV Solar Cells have come down in price. They will eventually cost the same as buying power from the electric company, then less. Is the future PV Cells/Film? Tip - The Chinese Solar companies are priced way below their US counterparts. SOL announces earning tomorrow.

Answer 1

Hydrogen power.

Answer 2

i see tulips making a comeback.

the business cycle says that after more than three and a half centuries of under-performance, tulips will be a leading indicator.

Answer 3

Commodities. Technology is getting cheaper by the day. What fuels technology??

Commodities have been lacking the necessary capital for many years now. Everything is turning around as the infrastructure must be invested in extensively.

Nanotechnology is the next (tech) bubble and will be require much raw material to fuel the never expanding hunger for larger creations.

Answer 4

Hardware and software have seen their heydays and are now like utilities--market is saturated, no need for growth, only thing left to do is compete for each other's customers--same with communications (Verizon, etc.).

Solar cells WILL be a small bubble of their own in due time (they already have been, to an extent [if you ask me])--anything Chinese is also bound to collapse soon because the Chinese market is akin the 1920s US market--stay out.  Remember they can nationalize at any time, too.

Check P/E before prices on the solars--FSLR is 92+!

GOOGLE is also WAY overpriced...Short that--it's late 90s/early 00s all over again.