It is a well run company, good management etc, but the stock has been dead money for 10 years.
It is obvious that their core business is losing margins, their best margin business is slowing and they had to buy that business at a high price (SFA).
You could nab 5 pts out of it if the market keeps rallying, but the growth and profits just arent there, and margins will keep getting slimmer and slimmer as they go.
Not me..
It is a well run company, good management etc, but the stock has been dead money for 10 years.
It is obvious that their core business is losing margins, their best margin business is slowing and they had to buy that business at a high price (SFA).
You could nab 5 pts out of it if the market keeps rallying, but the growth and profits just arent there, and margins will keep getting slimmer and slimmer as they go.
Suffering the same fate as another tech behemoth before it ; Microsoft. These tech companies get so big and bulky that it becomes difficult to execute the stellar growth patterns as in their younger years. Such is the fate in the rapidly changing tech environment.
I could be wrong, but I don't believe Cisco even sports a dividend. At least you get paid for owning Microsoft.
Suffering the same fate as another tech behemoth before it ; Microsoft. These tech companies get so big and bulky that it becomes difficult to execute the stellar growth patterns as in their younger years. Such is the fate in the rapidly changing tech environment.
I could be wrong, but I don't believe Cisco even sports a dividend. At least you get paid for owning Microsoft.
If you are going to buy and sit on it for awhile,then why buy a company like csco? The stock does nothing.Buy C .I know its a bank stock,but if you are going to hold it for some time,Id jump in.I think its at 4 something now,with upside potential much more exciting then CSCO.....
If you are going to buy and sit on it for awhile,then why buy a company like csco? The stock does nothing.Buy C .I know its a bank stock,but if you are going to hold it for some time,Id jump in.I think its at 4 something now,with upside potential much more exciting then CSCO.....
Well the NASDAQ 100 is rebalancing for the first time since 1998. Currently CSCO is at 3,709,783,134 shares or 1.56% weighting in the NASDAQ 100, this will increase to 5,527,994,846 or 3.66% of the total weighting in that index. Look for huge buying from Powershares Capital (QQQ) on May 2nd. Along with the other Index players (ie Vanguard, State Street, Blackrock, etc.)
Well the NASDAQ 100 is rebalancing for the first time since 1998. Currently CSCO is at 3,709,783,134 shares or 1.56% weighting in the NASDAQ 100, this will increase to 5,527,994,846 or 3.66% of the total weighting in that index. Look for huge buying from Powershares Capital (QQQ) on May 2nd. Along with the other Index players (ie Vanguard, State Street, Blackrock, etc.)
the "boys" have put CSCO under distribution since March of 2010. if the market rallied huge it might bump up to the moving averages in the 21/22 area but aside from that it ain't going higher and if the market corrects it will go lower. it is what it is.
the "boys" have put CSCO under distribution since March of 2010. if the market rallied huge it might bump up to the moving averages in the 21/22 area but aside from that it ain't going higher and if the market corrects it will go lower. it is what it is.