Wall Street's IPO revival hasn't reached dot-com euphoria levels, Goldman Sachs says

The resurgence of IPO activity on Wall Street in 2026 has been notable, but Goldman Sachs reports it doesn't match the frenzied levels seen during the dot-com boom. While the current wave of initial public offerings is strong, it lacks the sheer volume and speculative frenzy that characterized the tech-driven boom of the late 1990s. This observation suggests that while markets are heating up, they are not yet at the fever pitch of the past, indicating a more measured and perhaps more stable return to IPO activity.