Market Cap 449.99B
Revenue (ttm) 56.65B
Net Income (ttm) 10.18B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 33.16
Forward PE 31.85
Profit Margin 17.97%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.40
Volume 15,976,199
Avg Vol 26,177,336
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 3.94B
Stochastic %K 53%
Beta 1.02
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $130.36

Company Profile

Cisco Systems, Inc. designs, develops, and sells technologies that help to power, secure, and draw insights from the internet in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia Pacific, Japan, and China. The company offers data center switching; network security, identity and access management, and secure access service edge; threat intelligence, detection, and response solutions; interconnects public and private wireline and mobile networks, delivering connectivity to campus, data cente...

Industry: Communication Equipment
Sector: Technology
Phone: (408) 526-4000
Address:
170 West Tasman Drive, San Jose, United States
EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Jul. 27 at 9:28 PM
A lot of people are asking if the AI trade is over. My view: this is still an evolving situation. There is no “victory” or “defeat” yet — the market will need more data over the coming months. History matters. The $CSCO collapse after the dot-com peak did not happen overnight. It took almost a year to move from $82 to $12-$13, with plenty of violent rallies along the way. That’s the key point: A bearish trend does not mean stocks move straight down. Oversold conditions can create sharp countertrend rallies, and both bulls and bears can get trapped. The bigger risk is positioning. If hyperscalers slow AI capex, some names could bounce while AI ETFs like $SMH and $QQQ move differently. Correlations can break temporarily. But if the broader AI spending cycle weakens, the market may eventually reconnect. My view: respect rallies, but the primary trend remains something investors need to prove has changed. Watching liquidity, capex trends, and AI demand closely.
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EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Jul. 27 at 9:02 PM
The $SMH to $400 “dot-com repeat” call has the right fear, but the wrong decade. A 10%-15% correction is possible, but a pullback doesn’t automatically mean a new bear market. The key difference is liquidity. The dot-com crash happened with tightening, falling liquidity, and weak growth. Today’s setup is different. Global liquidity is improving, AI infrastructure spending remains strong, and demand for chips, servers, and data centers is still accelerating. The $CSCO comparison also has limits. In 2000, telecom spending was built on debt and unrealistic demand. Today’s AI capex comes from companies with massive cash flows. The real question isn’t “can AI stocks fall?” They can. The question is: Is AI demand fake? So far, supply chain data and semiconductor trends suggest demand remains real. The biggest risk I’m watching is oil and geopolitics impacting inflation and Fed policy. My view: respect volatility, but don’t confuse a correction with a cycle top.
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johnwatson2
johnwatson2 Jul. 27 at 2:14 PM
$CSCO SUSco
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Jumpstarter
Jumpstarter Jul. 27 at 1:20 PM
$CSCO just closed the year and all indications from the field is there was no urgency to get deals in because they have booked so much business
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StocktwitsNews
StocktwitsNews Jul. 27 at 10:02 AM
Michael Burry Sounds Caution For Nvidia Again – Says It Could Echo Cisco’s Trajectory During Dot-Com Boom And Bust $NVDA $CSCO https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/michael-burry-sounds-caution-for-nvidia-again-says-it-could-echo-cisco-s-trajectory-during-dot-com-boom-and-bust/cZZxQISR7Cn
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BannedGecko
BannedGecko Jul. 26 at 4:45 PM
I was a naysayer on $ORCL at $300. At $115, I’m changing my tune. Just came out of an AI investor consortium and one thing stuck to all of us Street professors. When the chip frenzy eventually cools, what’s the next trade? DATA. Reminds me of the old $CSCO days. Everyone chased the hardware building the internet until the infrastructure became plumbing. AI compute isn’t going away, neither is $NVDA but eventually chips become part of the stack instead of the whole story. The next battle is proprietary data, enterprise context, retrieval, security and governance. That’s where $ORCL gets interesting. And on the unstructured side, $BOX sits on the documents and institutional knowledge AI agents need. Models change. Chips get faster. But AI without trusted data is just an expensive brain with nothing useful to remember. The next leg of AI won’t just be compute. It’ll be data. Y’all keep asking for long term picks. Buy low and just hold.
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johnwatson2
johnwatson2 Jul. 24 at 3:46 PM
$CSCO a lot of inside days here if it doesn’t pop above 114 or so today… move will be explosive either way
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TheUnmaker
TheUnmaker Jul. 23 at 10:49 PM
$AMD Setting up nicely for $600 ER run then $680+ on earnings beat and forward guidance raise. $META $MSFT $CBRS $CSCO
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ExploringTrades
ExploringTrades Jul. 23 at 10:37 PM
$FLY $CSCO $MLTX bullish
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KevyMarketMoves
KevyMarketMoves Jul. 23 at 7:25 PM
$CSCO they will send it!
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EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Jul. 27 at 9:28 PM
A lot of people are asking if the AI trade is over. My view: this is still an evolving situation. There is no “victory” or “defeat” yet — the market will need more data over the coming months. History matters. The $CSCO collapse after the dot-com peak did not happen overnight. It took almost a year to move from $82 to $12-$13, with plenty of violent rallies along the way. That’s the key point: A bearish trend does not mean stocks move straight down. Oversold conditions can create sharp countertrend rallies, and both bulls and bears can get trapped. The bigger risk is positioning. If hyperscalers slow AI capex, some names could bounce while AI ETFs like $SMH and $QQQ move differently. Correlations can break temporarily. But if the broader AI spending cycle weakens, the market may eventually reconnect. My view: respect rallies, but the primary trend remains something investors need to prove has changed. Watching liquidity, capex trends, and AI demand closely.
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EquityResearch6
EquityResearch6 Jul. 27 at 9:02 PM
The $SMH to $400 “dot-com repeat” call has the right fear, but the wrong decade. A 10%-15% correction is possible, but a pullback doesn’t automatically mean a new bear market. The key difference is liquidity. The dot-com crash happened with tightening, falling liquidity, and weak growth. Today’s setup is different. Global liquidity is improving, AI infrastructure spending remains strong, and demand for chips, servers, and data centers is still accelerating. The $CSCO comparison also has limits. In 2000, telecom spending was built on debt and unrealistic demand. Today’s AI capex comes from companies with massive cash flows. The real question isn’t “can AI stocks fall?” They can. The question is: Is AI demand fake? So far, supply chain data and semiconductor trends suggest demand remains real. The biggest risk I’m watching is oil and geopolitics impacting inflation and Fed policy. My view: respect volatility, but don’t confuse a correction with a cycle top.
0 · Reply
johnwatson2
johnwatson2 Jul. 27 at 2:14 PM
$CSCO SUSco
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Jumpstarter
Jumpstarter Jul. 27 at 1:20 PM
$CSCO just closed the year and all indications from the field is there was no urgency to get deals in because they have booked so much business
0 · Reply
StocktwitsNews
StocktwitsNews Jul. 27 at 10:02 AM
Michael Burry Sounds Caution For Nvidia Again – Says It Could Echo Cisco’s Trajectory During Dot-Com Boom And Bust $NVDA $CSCO https://stocktwits.com/news/equity/markets/michael-burry-sounds-caution-for-nvidia-again-says-it-could-echo-cisco-s-trajectory-during-dot-com-boom-and-bust/cZZxQISR7Cn
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BannedGecko
BannedGecko Jul. 26 at 4:45 PM
I was a naysayer on $ORCL at $300. At $115, I’m changing my tune. Just came out of an AI investor consortium and one thing stuck to all of us Street professors. When the chip frenzy eventually cools, what’s the next trade? DATA. Reminds me of the old $CSCO days. Everyone chased the hardware building the internet until the infrastructure became plumbing. AI compute isn’t going away, neither is $NVDA but eventually chips become part of the stack instead of the whole story. The next battle is proprietary data, enterprise context, retrieval, security and governance. That’s where $ORCL gets interesting. And on the unstructured side, $BOX sits on the documents and institutional knowledge AI agents need. Models change. Chips get faster. But AI without trusted data is just an expensive brain with nothing useful to remember. The next leg of AI won’t just be compute. It’ll be data. Y’all keep asking for long term picks. Buy low and just hold.
1 · Reply
johnwatson2
johnwatson2 Jul. 24 at 3:46 PM
$CSCO a lot of inside days here if it doesn’t pop above 114 or so today… move will be explosive either way
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TheUnmaker
TheUnmaker Jul. 23 at 10:49 PM
$AMD Setting up nicely for $600 ER run then $680+ on earnings beat and forward guidance raise. $META $MSFT $CBRS $CSCO
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ExploringTrades
ExploringTrades Jul. 23 at 10:37 PM
$FLY $CSCO $MLTX bullish
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KevyMarketMoves
KevyMarketMoves Jul. 23 at 7:25 PM
$CSCO they will send it!
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TheUnmaker
TheUnmaker Jul. 23 at 6:31 PM
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TheUnmaker
TheUnmaker Jul. 23 at 6:26 PM
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ThePendulum
ThePendulum Jul. 23 at 3:17 PM
$CSCO It's incredible that this is still holding up on such a red day. Can't really decide if that means this is an out or an indicator to stay.
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chartistmind
chartistmind Jul. 23 at 3:15 PM
$CSCO $INTC $ORCL $QCOM $SPY what happens when you are full? Take a massive 💩
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DeltaThetaBravo
DeltaThetaBravo Jul. 23 at 10:35 AM
$CSCO Looking for breakout confirmation at resistance. $90 would be ideal. Could get there if non-semis tech remains weak. Bear flag on one hour chart. Daily moderately bullish. To me the gap fill is too easy and it may carve out a bottom down to 90.
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TheTradingAnalyst
TheTradingAnalyst Jul. 23 at 6:55 AM
$CSCO with a bullish setup... $SPX $SPY $QQQ $VIX Nice setup. Great opportunity to participate in the next up leg. Good luck. Real-time alerts at http://thetradinganalyst.com
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MarketPulsee
MarketPulsee Jul. 22 at 8:39 PM
The next correction could create better entry opportunities. Strong companies do not always need to be bought at any price. Patience and price discipline matter. $ADI$382.81 | Target: $473 Analog semiconductor demand remains a long-term opportunity. $QRVO$88.93 | Target: $127 Connectivity and semiconductor exposure create upside potential. $HPE$46.72 | Target: $69 AI servers and enterprise infrastructure are key areas to watch. $CSCO$112.18 | Target: $139 Networking demand could benefit from AI infrastructure growth. A bullish thesis does not mean chasing every rally. The best opportunities often come when quality companies meet attractive valuations.
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TradeIntelligence_
TradeIntelligence_ Jul. 22 at 2:43 PM
The next pullback could create better entry opportunities in these 8 stocks. $ADI is a $473 stock trading at $382.81 $QRVO is a $127 stock trading at $88.93 $HPE is a $69 stock trading at $46.72 $CSCO is a $139 stock trading at $112.18 A bullish outlook doesn’t mean chasing every move higher. Staying disciplined on price still matters. Welcome to my personal webpage for the latest trading ideas, strategies, and market insights.
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mrmmr Jul. 22 at 2:15 PM
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EWavePlayer
EWavePlayer Jul. 22 at 1:55 AM
$NOW Servicenow is the bridge (and toll booth) from legacy Tech to the new world of AI and true Cyber Security collaborated with NVDIA. Total solution. $CSCO $MSFT $HACK $CYBR
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ScanStock
ScanStock Jul. 21 at 6:38 PM
Insane run starting on ticker MLEC now! Are the low float mafia squeezing MLEC for 300% next?! Bulls shifting to MLEC. Wont be shocked to see a parabolic run 🚀🚀 $FLY $CSCO $MLTX $ROKU ))
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SamanthaLaDuc
SamanthaLaDuc Jul. 21 at 6:32 PM
NOT IF BUT WHEN: SWING SHORTS IN $MU, $SNDK, $CSCO, $QQQ Samantha LaDuc notes that her bearish outlook remains unchanged despite the recent bounce. MU, SNDK, and CSCO are still her high-conviction swing shorts, with the question being when—not if—they reach their downside targets. She views QQQ's rebound as a weak relief rally after breaking below key support at $709, with downside targets at $682.77 and potentially $676.73 if upcoming tech earnings disappoint. https://youtube.com/shorts/hN6PhRt_LsE
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