What are the chances of Cisco Systems reaching $30 by years end?
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I don't know.\n\nWe are currently in April, end of the year is 8 months away. Too short for investing.\n\nWith an 8 month time horizon, consider a savings account.\n\nAlready have your money in Cisco, and looking to get out at $30? - Are you currently ahead or behind?\n\nThe way to work out whether you stay or get out is ask yourself: "If I had cash today - where would I put it?" \nIf you answered Cisco - hold it - if you answered cash - sell it!\n\nGood luck
964938
Unless it is something critically important to your business or life I'd say never. For the most part service upgrades and warranty extensions are wonderfully profitable to the provider and of little value to the consumer.
499233
it will be more than 20K$
193399
probably around $275~$325.
31893
if you narrow your time frame to the last 16 yrs... cisco is #1...rising over 20,000%
165731
That is a company repurchasing its own stock.\nThere are several reasons they might do this.\n1. They think the stock is undervalued, that is, a better investment than investing the money to expand the business.\n\n2. To reduce the number of outstanding shares so the the earnings per share will be higher.  This makes it appear as though the company is growing earnings when in fact they are not.\n\n3. They issue a lot of stock options to their executives and when the executive exercise the options, it increases the number of shares outstanding and reduces the earnings per share, so they buy the stock back on the open market to attempt to keep the number of shares outstanding fairly constant. This is similar to 2 but not exactly the same. Cisco is a good example of using this type of buy back.
236186
Obviously not including CA, NY or some other crazy economy i would say anywhere from 35k starting out with min certs up to 110k plus if someone sucks up for long enough.
444267
If I knew the answer to this question I wouldn't answer it - I'd buy the stock myself. \n\nBut even the companies that are launching new product cannot know how successful they will be. \n\nIf the answer to your question was easy then everyone would know and the stock price would already be higher.
360539
probably about 30,000 a year so times that of how long yo think youll live.
576789
umm...no, fiberoptics is not the answer. duh. Fiberoptics is good and fast, but it has serious cabling problems. 2020 is hard to predict but most likely things will be wireless, cellphones smaller and integrated with other stuff like  camera/phone/mp3 player/pda....sort of like we have now\ntv, well hdtv is about the limit on that, unless they make cable wireless....which I highly doubt. But recording shows and stuff will ofcourse be more popular. Most likely the tv will be combined with the computer or vice versa. But along with all this will come problems and people will complain, but won't realize that they are alot better then when it was in 2005.  There will either be multiple computer brands instead of just microsoft, apple, and linux, google will probably have an operating system. Intel will probably start going down the tube while AMD keeps getting better...like always. Perhaps more eco friendly cars, or other products. But truthfully, technology doesn't move along that quickly. Things will probably get more smaller or even become integrated into our bodys, things will be easier and better....but nothing will come as a big leap. After the invention of the semi conductor technology has only been taking very small baby steps, the closest big step is nanotechnology, and even that has it's problems. but ofcourse, Who knows? :)
584934
probably not alot, they dont sell used for very much, maybe $50 at the most
400299
Not 100% but Cisco uses EOS to stand for End of Sale - and A would be Announcement (i.e. EOS A)
48714
Fiber (100BaseFX) will give you 400 meters\n\nOr, you could use two switches as repeaters with 67 meter runs between them -- giving you a total length of 3*67 meters = 201 meters  You can pick up 100BaseT switches dirt cheap -- $20 or so on sale.\n\nSee table 2 in the Cisco Whitepaper referenced.
410332
I would say just check the Dow 30.  The are established companies that would fall under "blue chip".
867920
10 lacs per annum, One of my freind worked In Cisco at US, they offered him 60% of salary what he use to get in US for their Indian office. So this formula may make Your vision clear.
839468
Should be right around $5,000 retail...I looked it up on bluenile.com, and thats what it said!!
14948
I heard something like $30million per day