Analysts, investors, and advisors found the stock market year 2001 to be a significant drain on both nerves and finances. In particular, the values of the New Economy, which had created a true gold rush atmosphere on German stock exchanges until the first half of 2000, often lost 80 to 90 percent of their market capitalization. Nevertheless, no one disputes that the Internet will continue to influence and enrich our lives both personally and professionally. Thus, companies in the Internet industry still have a foundation for successful business development, from which investors can benefit again in the future. This book answers the most important questions that must be clarified in light of the crash year 2000/2001: How do I recognize the right time to re-enter the Internet sector? Which companies or sectors within the industry are particularly interesting?.