Is the current rally similar to the 1994~2000 price rally?

Is the current market rally similar in structure and scope to the 1994~2000 market price rally? I'm beginning to wonder if the current US equity market may be more aligned with the 1994~2000 technology run in the US equity markets vs. what many analysts are predicting (doom and gloom). All it takes for one to consider the alternative of a massive price advance is to consider the Obama and global central banks dumped $20+ trillion into the global economy and we have yet to really see any massive advancement of any real asset other than Real Estate (which the US fed is mitigating with rate hikes). Innovation and growth could last another 6+ years from early 2017 if my analysis is correct.

What changed in 2017? President Trump. Why is this so important? President Trump was able to unleash the US economy by removing regulations and jump-starting US growth and manufacturing at rates nearly 2x to 3x that of the Obama administration. Yes, Real Estate rallied under Obama, but that was about it. Now, the US economy appears to be firing on all cylinders and I'm expecting continued growth unless some crisis event blows a hole in the expectations of the markets.