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Technology Stocks Rekindled Fireeye Rocket Fuel Listing Was Stir Fried

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Technology Stocks Fireeye Rocket Fuel Listed

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P, FireEye and Rocket Fuel smoothly landed on the US stock market last Friday, and FireEye's share price surged 100%, eventually closing at $36, which was 80% higher than the initial public offering (IPO) price of $20. At this point, FireEye has a market value of US $1 billion 200 million, 3 times the market expected earlier. The IPO price of Rocket Fuel was $29, which ended up at $55, or 90%, making the market value of Rocket Fuel $6 billion 500 million. The eye-catching performance of FireEye and Rocket Fuel also boosted the related sectors of the A share market. 
 FireEye and Rocket Fuel are all innovative enterprises in the a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/list.aspx Classid=101112107108" technology /a industry. FireEye was founded in 2004, using cloud technology to develop a security system capable of defending against a new generation of network attacks. FireEye CEO Devoto served as CEO of antivirus software company McAfee, and participated in the whole process of Intel's $7 billion 600 million acquisition of McAfee. Quez, chief executive of CrowdStrike, a network security company, said that the strong performance of the first day of FireEye listing has boosted investor confidence in the field of network security. 
 Rocket Fuel was founded in 2008. The company has a big data advertising platform and improves the advertising arrival rate by AI technology. According to the publicity materials on Rocket Fuel website, the company is "the fastest growing advertising technology company in Silicon Valley". 
 FireEye and Rocket Fuel < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/list.aspx Classid=101112107108" > Listing < /a > the first day of inflation shows that investors are optimistic about the potential growth potential of the two companies. However, the two companies are still unable to get rid of the losses. Data showed that FireEye lost $67 million 200 thousand in the first half of this year, and Rocket Fuel lost $3 million last year. 
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After taking lessons from the social networking giant Facebook's listing, P investors seem to have lost interest in the Internet a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/news/list.aspx Classid=101112107108" > concept stocks /a, because these technology stocks are highly appeals before going public, but they are unpopular because of the unsustainability of their profit models or valuation problems. According to data from market research firm Dealogic, only 16% of new US listed companies in the first 8 months of this year come from the technology and Internet sectors, which is likely to hit the lowest level since 1993. In 1999, the peak of the Internet bubble, technology companies accounted for 69% of all new listed companies. 
 however, the eye-catching performance of FireEye and Rocket Fuel on the first day of listing may re stimulate investors' enthusiasm for new technology companies. The two companies' share price rises will also play a certain role in boosting the upcoming twitter. 
Harris, chief investment officer of Private Bank of Chicago, P, said Ablin's demand for IPO is an important indicator of investor enthusiasm. Some analysts said that historical data show that the overall rise of the stock market is often accompanied by the IPO upsurge of technology companies. The listing of FireEye, Rocket Fuel and twitter indicates that the US stock will usher in a new round of upward momentum. 
 another news pointed out that China chip supplier LAN Qi technology is ready to launch the IPO plan on Nasdaq, raising up to 115 million US dollars. In the first half of this year, LAN Qi technology has made profits.