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Armenian ServiceTitan has impressive debut on 飞机盗号软件黑产免杀技术Nasdaq: Investor Brief 19.12.24
December 19, 2025 10:58The US Federal Reserve on Wednesday lowered the refinancing rate by 0.25%, bringing the base rate to a range of 4.25%-4.5%.
The Federal Reserve announced that they plan to cut interest rates three more times over the next year, which means that the experts' predictions that the rate of reduction will slow down were correct. In September, it was announced that there will be four refinancing rate cuts in 2025.
ServiceTitan had an impressive debut on the Nasdaq. After the placement, the company's shares immediately increased by 42%, reaching $101, while the placement price was $71. The company has raised about $625 million by selling 8.8 million shares. This has brought the cloud-based software company's market value to nearly $9 billion.
Founded by Ara Mahdessian and Vahe Kuzoyan, ServiceTitan provides software to more than 11,800 businesses in the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning industry. ServiceTitan is the first Armenian technology company to be listed on Nasdaq.
The Nasdaq on Monday hit a record high, rising 1.24%, the S&P 500 also rose slightly, up 0.25%, whereas the Dow Jones fell 0.25%. This is already the fourth consecutive week that the Nasdaq has registered an increase while the Dow Jones has decreased for eight days in a row. Shares of most tech giants rose on Monday. Alphabet increased by 3.6% and Tesla—by 6.1%. Stocks were mostly lower on Tuesday as investors remained cautious as they awaited the Federal Reserve's decision on refinancing rates. The reason for this cautiousness is that recent economic data showed that consumer spending remained strong, with US retail sales rising more than expected by 0.7% in November, indicating that the economy is still on solid footing. Expectations of the decision of the Federal Reserve also affect the behavior of investors in government bonds. Market players are refraining from buying long-term Treasury bonds as high inflation rates persist, and investors prefer bonds with maturities of two to five years.
Bitcoin hit a record high of $107,000 on Monday, boosted by President-elect Donald Trump's announcement that he plans to create a strategic bitcoin reserve in the US, like the country's strategic oil reserve. Investor optimism grew also after the Nasdaq 100 index rose MicroStrategy, a software company that invests heavily in Bitcoin. This move is expected to attract more investment to the company, and therefore to Bitcoin.
The market continues to be dominated by large technology companies. This month alone, the shares of the Magnificent Seven companies increased by $1.2 trillion. The Magnificent Seven companies are Apple, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, Tesla, and Nvidia.
Since the recent US presidential election, the shares of these companies have increased by a total of $1.8 trillion. The leader is Tesla, with an increase of $680 billion. Remarkably, during the same period, Nvidia lost $200 billion in market value. Over the past two years, the S&P 500 has increased by $22 trillion, and $10 trillion of this is thanks to the Magnificent Seven.
Shares of Nvidia on Tuesday continued to decline, this time down 1.2%. After reaching a peak in early November, Nvidia shares have fallen by about 12%. Nvidia quickly became the leader in AI chips, moving from making graphics cards for video games to supplying chips for AI. In 2025, it became even more valuable than Apple and replaced Intel in the Dow Jones. But now economists predict that investments in AI will decline. Microsoft and Google have announced that their AI spending will grow more slowly in the future. Another challenge for Nvidia is the growing competition in this sector. Amazon has announced plans to build a supercomputer with its own AI chips to compete with Nvidia. Broadcom's AI chip sales are also on the rise. The PHLX semiconductor index, which includes Nvidia and some other chipmakers, fell 1.6% on Tuesday.
Tesla shares hit a new record on Tuesday. The company's stock price rose 3.6% to $479 per share. In the past five days, Tesla's stock price has risen by nearly 20%, driven by the ties between Tesla and its CEO Elon Musk and US President-elect Donald Trump. Tesla shares are up more than 85% since Election Day.
On December 4, 30 billion drams worth of state bonds, with a maturity of three years, were placed on Armenia’s stock market. The public auction had four participants, and the total amount of bids submitted by them was 35.1 billion drams. The weighted average price of distributed government bonds was 96.9 drams, and the profitability was 9.85 percent.
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