1) Assuming this data is close to actual numbers, seems like saying "Investments are near the levels from 2010 (which by the way was 1.4 billion), BUBBLE!" is a

1) Assuming this data is close to actual numbers, seems like saying "Investments are near the levels from 2010 (which by the way was 1.4 billion), BUBBLE!" is a bit premature. 2) Maybe it's just me but the grammar seems off. The, "end of the technology bubble" to me can also mean that the bubble that we're supposedly in has ended and it's A-OK.