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cat tail
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Re: Over reaction?
cat tail   5/10/2012 8:17:16 AM
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Cisco has had its issues, but it has also shown a nice resiliency and ability to adapt. That should serve it well in the long term.

Dex
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Re: Over reaction?
Dex   5/10/2012 8:01:50 AM
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I still see Cisco as undervalued. For my money, I'm betting on good future prospects, largely from the diversity of its services.

yalanand
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Re: Over reaction?
yalanand   5/10/2012 7:33:33 AM
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It seems like investors really punished the stock despite a solid earnings report for the current quarter.

@Noreen, I think investors are bearish about IT sector after the Cognizants bad results. I read somewhere that for the first time since the Lehman Brothers crisis, the Cognizant has lowered its forecast for the full year, largely on account of financial services clients in North America.

yalanand
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RE : Cisco Foretells Challenges to Global Market
yalanand   5/10/2012 7:28:26 AM
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Not a bad set of numbers from CISCO.  Earlier Cisco took some bold decisions like selling its Flip business which now seems to be helping CISCO to bring down its cost.

Value Hiker
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Re: Over reaction?
Value Hiker   5/10/2012 2:28:16 AM
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If John Chambers is right about Cisco's growth prospect in the next few quarters, the current valuation is too rich.  Investor won't pay a P/E of 15 for a company with zero growth in its main business.

Noreen Seebacher
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Over reaction?
Noreen Seebacher   5/9/2012 9:52:29 PM
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It seems like investors really punished the stock despite a solid earnings report for the current quarter.

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