Good results usually produce at least some bump in value. Why is this not the case this time?
Cisco stock dipped, then surged
It dipped after announcing job cuts, but surged after a strong earnings report. I would say both are temporary, as Cisco’s structural problems remain. Previous reorganizations and layoffs didn’t put Cisco on a growth trajectory, nor did they remove... — read more
Watch These Cisco Price Levels as Stock Surges After Strong Earnings, Job Cuts
Shares in Cisco Systems jumped ahead of Thursday’s opening bell after the technology and networking company released earnings that topped Wall Street’s estimates and announced that it’s cutting 7% of its global workforce. The share price broke... — read more
Cisco stock dipped after job cuts announcement
It seems that the announcement of massive layoffs doesn’t have the desired effect on stock value as it had in the past. These days announcing layoffs is usually followed by stock going down. Could it be a sign that investors are more cautious about... — read more
Is it time to “call it a day”?
I bought CSCO last September in hopes that it would rice and produce me some profit. It had a good momentum at the moment. Now, nearly a year has passed and I'm in a losing position. Is it time to sell CSCO or is there still some prospect for a... — read more
What are the main reasons that Cisco is considered stable?
I always hear that Cisco is a good long term investment for a relatively cheap price per share. Why is that? What are the main reason that Cisco is considered so stable and safe. Forgive my ignorance?
Is CISCO in the top 5 dividend stocks?
Honest opinions please? For me it is. It’s a typical example of a stock that’s going nowhere but provides a good dividend and is not going to fail. If CISCO is not in your top 5 choices, please provide your list.
Why are analysts confident that Cisco will rise?
Maybe a stupid question but can someone please answer me or at least explain to me the logic behind this. I read on a few sites that cover the stock market that most analyst agree that the “intistric value of the stock” is, by their opinion, $76... — read more
Buying CISCO today.
Pros and Cons please?
Was it worth the wait?
I am generally pointing this question towards the investors that have held CSCo for a longer period of time? Is it with holding on to? My general theory is that, even though that CSCo looks like a boring stock that is going around in circles... — read more
CSCO going nowhere
Why is this stock constantly going down?
Will Cisco stay stable in these hard times?
As a shareholder and as someone who has been buying CSCO for a while now, the stock looks stable enough to me. However in these weird times when the market downloads and with everything that has been happening in the tech sector, one has to wonder... — read more
Good earnings expected. What could that mean for the stock price?
I had my eye on Cisco for a while, and I’m really thinking it’s time to buy. Last earnings showed good results and, as far as I can see, good results are also expected for this quarter. On top of that we still see CSCO labeled as a stock that’s... — read more
Excellent financial results
Q4 revenue: $13.1 billion Earnings per Share: GAAP: $0.68; Non-GAAP: $0.83 Total Annualized Recurring Revenue at $22.9 billion Fiscal year revenue: $51.6 billion These are excellent results. Is this the best time to invest? I think... — read more
Why is Cisco stock valued so law?
Cisco has been sitting in the 40 dollar range for a long time. How is it possible that the stock of a company that dominates the market in a large degree is valued so low? Forgive my ignorance, it is possible that other people are seeing something I... — read more
CSCO still has great potential to generate value
I know many are losing fate in investing into stock from this industry but I thing CSCO still has great potential to generate some good profits for investors. CSCO can never sink to low, and with the volume of business it is doing at this moment... — read more
Any room to make some short term profits on Cisco?
To be honest I’m not any sort of long term strategic investor.I’m rather trying to make some short term profit out of growth of certain stock. Cisco caught my eye lately. I know people tend to think of Cisco as more of a dividend based and not a... — read more
What's a good buy price for CSCO?
I'd like to add some to my portfolio but I'm not sure if now is the best time. Any advice on what should be my target price?
Keeps improving
I was undecided on CSCO but lately, I've started to lean towards buy. Analyst estimates for both profit and revenue have been on the rise consistently, which is a really good sign. The stock has also been trending up for months and it seems it's... — read more
Thanks but no thanks
I don't see it for this stock. Am I crazy...? I can't see any growth in the near future that could prove to be useful to my portfolio. My colleagues say that that is nonsense but I like following my instinct. I know that no major profit will... — read more
Is this a good dividend stock?
I'm looking for some good, reliable dividend stock and this seems like a solid option but I still can't decide. The stock has been climbing steadily so I have no fears about holding, but that's really not my priority right now. Any insight you could... — read more
CSCO looks stable to me...
CSCO shares look like a good addition to the portfolio right now, not so much in terms that it could grow in a more rapid manner and provide short-term profit to investors, but more in terms that it won’t cause anyone any headaches. Cisco is... — read more
Made a mistake
A friend tried to convince me to buy CSCO in November and I resisted because I got burned once before not so long ago. Well, now I can see that I got burned twice. Had I invested when he told me to I'd have made up for what I'd lost in 2019. Now it's... — read more
Where is CSCO headed?
How do you see the rest of 2021 developing