Is there a bubble in technology stocks?

One reason for the sell-off in the US stock market in the first half of this month appears to have been concern that valuations in the technology sector are stretched. But there is little evidence to corroborate this fear, while claims that the market as a whole is overpriced are also exaggerated.

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