It seems that the stock is always in cyclic movement around the $30 value. Why is that? The company looks stable enough with good economic indicators. So why the he-l the stock can’t produce any value?

That is the main question that bugs me these days. I have bought the stock for the dividend, but obviously I don’t want to lose money on the stock, nor do I want it to fail. With all the fluctuations that are happening in the tech sector I... — read more 

A temporary jump, or a sign of some better times for the stock performance?

The stock naturally belongs in the value above 30 dollars, as many agree. We all know that JNPR will not do wonders in terms of the rise of value, but it’s a stock that is one of the most stable ones. If you ask me this is a good time to buy for... — read more 

Anyone else having this dilemma? I have very little cons about buying jnpr, but the definite question remains: Is Cisco a more secure bet? Obviously the stock price is nearly twice the price of jnpr, so I would have to settle for a lesser amount of... — read more 

I operate with a portfolio of nice and stable dividend stocks. With that in mind I don’t think I’ll be holding on to Juniper any more, and am going to dump the stock after the dividend payment. It had a good run but their profits this year couldn’t... — read more 

I don't know if everybody would agree with me but I consider Juniper to be a relatively safe investment. The company has been doing great lately, exceeding expectations, and the forecasts are looking good as well (nothing spectacular, but any growth... — read more 

I've been looking into this stock for some time now and it's both relatively cheap and enticing but I've also heard people worry if JNPR will be beneficial in the long term. I want to buy it but I also want to play my cards right and not do... — read more