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CISCO systems: Target 80 USD, net gain 56 USD or 165%Cisco is the largest networking company in the world. The stock was added to the Dow Jones Industrial Average on June 8, 2009, and is also included in the S&P 500 Index, the Russell 1000 Index, NASDAQ-100 Index and the Russell 1000 Growth Stock Index. 2017 Revenues: 49,2 bn USD 2017 Net income: 9,06 bn USD 2017 Total assets: 130 bn USD 11/2017 Market cap: 170 bn USD Number of employees: 73.000 On October 25th Google and Cisco announced hybrid cloud partnership. "Unsurprisingly, given Google’s recent focus, this partnership centers around the Google-incubated Kubernetes container orchestration tool, as well as the Istio service mesh for connecting and securing microservices across clouds." "For Google it's another partnership with a powerful enterprise vendor; for Cisco, it marks an evolution of the company's cloud strategy" Price target for CSCo: 80 USD until 2020. Net gain of 165%. CSCO will add approximately 400 points to the DJIA in this period of time. en.wikipedia.org techcrunch.com www.networkworld.com
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by SwissView
CSCO appears to be breaking out of an ascending triangle baseCSCO shares fell off a cliff back in May but after an initial decline, the shares spend the summer base building. Last month, the shares successfully retested support near $30.50, completing a double bottom. Since then they have been under renewed accumulation, as shown by the trend of higher lows and formation of an ascending triangle below $32.00. The shares have now broken out of this base and have retested the breakout point as new support. Next potential resistance appears near $33.10 a previous low then $33.80 the top of a former gap.
NASDAQ:CSCO
by ColinCieszynski
CSCO covered strangleSold the OCT 20 30/32, ~ 30 deltas, 58 days, @ 40% IV Rank now, (I missed my chance selling when the IV was higher before earnings ) I'm sitting on 3 lots of stock here with 31.64 cost basis. I could have just sold the 32 call against my stock position, but it seems to make more sense to sell the strangle as it brings in more premium and both the call & put won't be assigned. I'm open to acquiring more CSCO stock at 30. A number of fundamental bullish factors should provide support the stock price: - Free cash flow yield of 4.6% - Dividend yield of 3.75%, payout ratio 56% - Both CFRA and Trefis give a higher 'fair value' around $33, Credit Suisse "outperform" rating - Valued based on 2.43 operating earnings and 5% earnings growth rate over next 3 years.
NASDAQ:CSCO
by dime