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Technology Stocks : Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: lawdog who wrote (34897)	5/8/2000 10:25:00 PM
From: Techplayer	Respond to of 77398

lawdog, CSCO always beats by a penny. It is the earnings consistency, revenue growth and estimates for the future outlook that have driven the stock historically. tp

To: lawdog who wrote (34897)	5/9/2000 1:24:00 AM
From: SyncMan	Respond to of 77398

Let's look at these sentences on at a time: CSCO better deliver tommorow . Well, yes, they have met forcasting every other time, I would assume they had better do it again, if they don't want to lose a lot of their relative mark up from the S&P. A penny better won't be enough. It's gonna take a couple Oh no! Cisco only beat the analyst estimates by a penny! What will happen! Oh NO! Who are you to say what's enough? If the analysts really think Cisco can beat by 2 pennies, then why haven't they set there estimates higher? What a joke. You would set the target where no company can reach it. Quite a way to make a company fail. Will CSCO stuff 'em to make numbers HA. HA! This shows how much you know about Cisco. Double HA HA!. You guys don't get Cisco at all. Will the CSCO love in be denied. I have NO idea what this means. Perhaps people are happy about owning a company that has made roughly 1/8th of it's workforce millionaires? These people need some humble pie, I hope the clowns get some manana Why? Because they are optimistic? Because they are confident? Because there stock has generated a lot of money for them? Why would you want people to lose money? How does this benefit you. Is this something bordering on evil? I certainly don't hope you lose money tommorow (unless you're shorting CSCO, of course, but that's different. :)