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Fed didn't cause the dotcom crash. They kept the bubble from getting worse. Ask Jeeves was still going to end up a loser even if easy credit was used to delay the crash. CSCO was still ridiculous in its valuation. If anything the crash allowed us to be more disciplined and figure what was useful vs. what wasn't.
CSCO, INTC, QCOM were all big during 1999
This year is rise of the rejects: intel: 207% YTD Nokia: 153% YTD BB Blackbery: 125% YTD Cisco CSCO: 55% YTD LMFAOOO BERS
Mostly Spy 0dte calls and CSCO 120c for earnings
INTC, CSCO, and DELL at all time highs. Knicks about to face the Spurs in the NBA Finals. Good thing MSFT is saving us from a 1999-style bubble by sacrificing itself to the market gods.
Congratulations. My only concern is you are treating a growth stock as bond. So, you are missing out growth returns on stocks. Fundamentally we are in 2nd innings of AI era. Nobody knows how many innings are there. If NVDA crashes to $150, it will be like CSCO crash in dot com time. I don’t think you want that. Nobody wants that to happen.
2 weeks. I honestly think I just got lucky with what advice I followed in this sub. Combination of 🎮🛑 puts, SPY 0dte calls, made a lot of it on CSCO calls for earnings. Made a chunk on WYFI calls.
Dot-com era CSCO bagholders finally vindicated. Like movie ghosts who are now able to "move on".
I paper handed some 10x CSCO calls earlier this year, it's best to not look back at these things. If you do just take a second and recognize what morons we are and hold the rest of our calls to their worthless expiration date
I put $100,000 in MSFT ORCL INTC LU CSCO. I waited for 5 years and then sold everything for 80% loss. It took Microsoft 16 years to recover the price I bought at. Lucent died. Intel finally recovered the high this year. Same with Cisco. I don’t remember Oracle’s stats. For Microsoft, since 2016, when it recovered the previous high, it has gone up 30 or 40 times I don’t remember exactly. Some of my biggest mistakes were Amazon, Netflix, Nvidia, AMD all of them I bought in single digits and sold after making 30% in a few weeks. I bought Apple in the teens after Jobs left. When he returned, Apple jumped to mid 50’s just before iPhone was released and I sold it with a healthy gain. Oh well!!!
It was actually mostly telecom. Companies that actually moved the market, with some of the larger market caps were part of the fiber optics infra buildout and networking solutions. CSCO, INTC, CIEN, ORCL, IBM, VRSN, QCOM, Lucent and Nortel (both don't exist anymore). CIEN is up like 700% in the last year and it's still down nearly 50% from its all time high during the bubble
Yeah you're going to the wrong way with way more money. Pump them breaks , slow down, you need a thesis that matches your thoughts/feelings/intuition and make feelings the least important of thee. I went long on BUG, NVO, and also bought a $100 CSCO call day of earnings and sold the next morning for nearly 4x in less than 24hours. https://preview.redd.it/k0buoq8bzi2h1.png?width=1008&format=png&auto=webp&s=c6c4a4dc1aa2af052bd51122044eba5ffb733a9f
CSCO was the shovel-maker 25 years ago.
CSCO up quarter-after-quarter, 100% real revenue!
For those around for dotcom bubble. I’m seeing some keen parallels. From the NVDA call tonight the woman at the beginning said $1T in CAPEX spending in AI infrastructure by companies. Today Intuit and Meta both announced layoffs. I believe 8-10,000 total between the two companies. $3-4T by 2030. We may hit or exceed it next year but $3-4T is a massive wall. For reference that’s nearly 30% of the US M2 and about 3-4% of world M2. Physical limitations will be in play sooner than you are allowing yourself to believe. I’m still bearish on NVDA MU and CRWV. This is NOT sustainable. INTC and CSCO thought they were going to infinity at the time and look how they landed. Guidance was not good showing growth rates slowing and return of capital to shareholders is a sign NVDA doesn’t see this going to the moon either. Even if they own an imaginary percentage of a $100 T industry.
Made a regarded move with CSCO profits and earased everything. Really wishing for Jenson to help me out this week. dumb pigeon
The whole point of earnibg is to do 0DTE calls/puts. CSCO AMD MU rose above 20% swings. Baidu didnt like why are you even on this subreddit😭
I sold CSCO 12/18 125C at 1.35 in April they were 12 something a contract today
Just buy 80% SPY and 20% UPRO and you will beat SPY without the concentration risk. Or full port SSO, you’ll have the same volatility and drawdowns as all these meme stock picks but good long term returns. Or QLD if you want tech, its better then 100% in just 8 tech names. If you asked this question in 1999 people would have told you to buy JDSU, CSCO, INTC, QCOM, WCOM, SUNW, DELL, ORCL. Some went to zero, some were dead money for 10-20 years.
If trend continues.. CSCO CRWD PANW FTNT will continue up If SPY red = AI related stocks go down big If SPY big = AI related stocks go up big Basically, monitor news and SPY
Finally sold CSCO with 100% + gain last week at 99. It went up to about 118 one day later. Follow me for selling advice 🤣.
Nice hit on CSCO, but earnings plays are basically coin flips with extra steps. If you ever want to turn that capital into consistent premium income instead of binary events, selling covered calls or cash-secured puts is a totally different game. I use Days to Expiry to scan for weekly income opportunities rather than chasing earnings volatility. Have you thought about how much you could collect in premium selling calls against a $140k stock position?
I was thinking this is more like ‘99. Everyone is super hyped, the crappy companies that make no money are getting pumped (poet, INTC, quantum). INTC and CSCO both hitting ATH. Lots of capacity being spun up for a brand new technology that will change the world but no one other than people selling it have figured out how to make it really profitable. What happens if Anthropic and OpenAI aren’t close to turning a profit next year cause all their costs shot up?
Friday is generally a profit taking day. However, PANW up $4+, CSCO up $2+, AAPL up $2+, IBM up <$1. For the most part all major semiconductor stocks were down. Parabolic reasoning for the selloff and now expecting a correction? No, resoundingly no. However, I definitely see a slowing growth rate approaching. NVDA reports earnings on the 20th, MRVL on the 21st, ORCL on June 8th and PANW on June 2nd. Let's see what happens with these four. If the stocks drop in spite of great earnings, then maybe I'll join the selloff party (but not more than a third of each position). This much I do know, $6 for 93 octane in Brooklyn, not fun.
Clean framework. The part I'd add: the forward PE comparison only works if the "similar companies" are actually comparable. Good luck finding a clean comp for CSCO right now, is it a legacy networking company (trade at 15x) or an AI infrastructure play (trade at 40x+)? The market hasn't decided yet. When the comps don't exist because the company is in the middle of a transformation, the PE question becomes a lot harder to answer.
AMZN, AAPL and CSCO all hit very well for me in the last two weeks. But yeah, it’s a crap shoot
CSCO PANW FTNT CRWD Aside from these what are safe holds over weekend?
Ditto with INTC. That's a long wait to break even! Both INTC and CSCO were making real money during the dotcom era. It is indeed a cautionary tale.
CSCO is like the only thing green today… pile on
CSCO. Look at its historical chart. Nuff said.
CSCO and AMAT earnings not impressive given TSM saying TAM $1.5 trillion - no one lists backlog over how many years!
'Networking supercycle' is a phrase that was invented specifically to make enterprise hardware sound exciting. That said, CSCO's numbers actually backed it up this quarter - AI data center buildout means someone has to sell the switches and routers connecting all those GPUs together, and Cisco is basically the plumber of the internet. Nobody glamorizes plumbers until the pipes burst. CSCO quietly winning while everyone argues about NVDA is peak boring stock behavior.
In my view, the possibility of AI being a bubble is a combination of at least three things: common technology hype (Gartner Hype Index), the interwoven aspect of the various AI suppliers which feels similar to the 2008 financial crisis, and the cost/energy hog aspect of data centers which could lead to competition with other aspects of civilization that need energy (food, water, transportation, manufacturing, household electricity, etc.). Comparing 2026 to the late '90's dotcom, we also currently have a mix of profitable established players (NVDA, MSFT, GOOG, etc.) and upstarts that are not yet profitable (Open AI, Anthropic). The dotcom boom had a similar mix of profitable companies (INTC, CSCO, MSFT, etc.) and losers (Pets.com, CMGI, WorldCom),
Nice! I can’t talk bad about it at all man, I do 0DTE’s all the time too. I do dabble with AAPL and NVDA too, and sometimes TSLA. Made some good money off of NVDA and TSLA this week. And CSCO lottos for earnings.
PE is much lower this time around…you can make the dot.com analogy with some of these stocks but not CSCO.
So confused.. what is that color this morning… red because China says yes to buying our oil and planes? BA should be flying high.. all the oil companies should be green.. my 110 CSCO calls should be double because of AI… fuck this Friday. I am going back to bed.
CSCO bagholders had to breakeven and now it's joever
This chart comparison is totally off base. Let’s look at 5 year returns. From mid April 1995 to mid March 2000 (the beginning of the dot com crash). The stock price of CSCO went from $2.17 to a March 2000 high of $82. That’s a gain of nearly $80 or a percentage gain of 3,586%. Over the last 5 years through 5-14-26 CSCO stock has increased 118%. CSCO is relatively cheap in comparison to other AI hardware plays and has a lot of potential for future gains.
Just a thought. You have done exceedingly well with your picks in the tech space. How about a bit of diversification. Maybe utilities, energy, banks? Something absolutely a 100% away. Then all your new money can go back into tech but if anything happens you have built a moat around your gains so far. I had scores of Cisco clients in 1999/2000. Every one of them was certain CSCO would be at $100 by the fall of 2000. It finally hit $100 earlier this week some 26 years after their certainty that it would hit that number within 6 months. One of my clients was at the Director Level. A position just above Sr VP and just below Exec VP. At the time he was and had been for several years been granted 50,000 options every quarter. And each quarter the 3-year-old options would exercise. I was at his house one evening along with his broker and the next day was option exercise day. His instructions were to use money from his account to pay the taxes and to sell all 50,000 shares and to reinvest it into anything the broker wanted except for tech. 6 months later the bottom fell out of tech and he left CSCO but opened a VC firm and has been there happily and wealthy since. It never hurts to take some profit and diversify away from a very concentrated position.
This is some lame superficial chart comparison. Past 5 years CSCO stock is up 118%. Roughly a 16.5% CAGR. That’s very good but I doubt it’s even close to its 5 year return in 1996 to 2000. Its recent stock move the past 5 days was totally supported by its earnings report and raised outlook. They crushed expectations. Next pullback I’m a buyer of CSCO. It was a relative underperformer in the AI tech hardware space.
CSCO down tomorrow I think.
Anyone know why AMAT isn't exploding upwards after hours? Just low volume? And which do you guys think is a better buy here, CSCO or AMAT? I like CSCO for the AI infrastructure orders not previously priced in, a long with the good FCF. AMAT has the better growth though, but they are spending their money. I know I'm buying at ATHs, but that's the strategy that works for me
Missed on CSCO calls yday didn’t miss on FUCKIN FIGMA today
I don’t know most of the chat was bullish on CSCO
CSCO has another tech bubble priced in already
Yesterday I YOLOed CSCO. Anything I can YOLO tonight for earnings face ripper?
goddam that CSCO fade is rough
So the comment is gone, but I agree 1 out of 6 needs more validation. Just picked up CSCO $120 exp Jun18 for $3.5 per contract (5x contracts). Reasons: • ✅ Breakout to 52-week high on earnings • ✅ Raised guidance significantly (rare and powerful) • ✅ AI infrastructure narrative (hyperscaler orders up 105%) • ✅ Clear price target ($130 = +9% upside) • ✅ Unusual options flow confirms institutional interest
So who bought CSCO at $124 yesterday AH?
CSCO ripping like it’s 1999
Scary part of this run it's exactly what happened during dot com. We have it all, large infrastructure and tech spendings, things like pets.com (fucking shoe company turning AI) and now, the messiah of the bubble raising up - CSCO
So, you missed companies like Cisco and Juniper and others that built out the internet backbone and had tremendous profits. I did see CSCO just hit $100. Every Cisco client I had was certain the CSCO would hit $100 in late 2000 and never wanted to diversify away from it. This [Pets.com](http://Pets.com) thing only comes up because somebody was not aware in 99/00.
Finally made a 3 percent gain on my CSCO shares after 25 years
guys load up on ANET, no one actually uses CSCO gear
Boomer stocks back in vogue. CSCO, MFST, party like it’s 1999. 💪🏻🎉
I sold the top on CSCO and bought the bottom on HOOD. I’m turning this franchise around
CSCO gonna V from here?
Robinhood simulator giving me blue balls last night about these lotto CSCO calls, will be holding until 10x or zero 😤
My regarded ass bought SOX calls instead of CSCO calls FUCK
Bought a measly 14 shares of CSCO when it was $68
didn't play it but some of these CSCO calls aren't up nearly as much as I thought
Wait till 945am to buy CSCO calls
There are NUMEROUS stocks showing this parabolic trend though. As much as I wanted to continue to ride it up? I had (for me) a decent amount of Nokia shares that I started grabbing way back around $4 a share. I kept seeing them stay in business and consistently paying out dividends, plus they were strongly pivoting when I first starting buying. The last sixish months? They have scooted up to over $14 a share. ALL on the heels of their new venture with Nvidia and some AI related moves. It's still going up, right now, but I took my "win" (well the majority of it.) I'm not KICKING myself for getting out, but if I am "wrong" and what I left in, somehow doubles again, up around $28? Well... that's fine with me. Anyway... it's not just CSCO, or NOK, it's a growing and wide sea of tech companies and even adjacent to tech companies, right now.
Gonna need someone to fire up the Pump-a-tron for CSCO. It was pumping more last night. Thx
sell half , 3/4 or all CSCO calls at open? 5/15 expire
POET and CSCO have me literally shaking right now
Thanks to whoever told me CSCO was gonna pump after earnings
I think CSCO bleeds up/down 5-10%
CSCO gently giving up its gains
Nok, CSCO, mu, sndk…most bizarre timeline
Short or long CSCO at open?
CSCO has now joined the AI spiral. It's just like the late 90s with both INTC and CSCO making new ATHs every day.
Procastration pays off again!! Never got around to cutting back my CSCO position.
After hearing CSCO earnings call, this bubble can 500X from here. LFG
Cisco goes brrr, NOK & CSCO = both network optics business, one go brr one follow. CSCO see FY26 AI orders from $5B to $9B.
CSCO already lost 5% at this rate its gonna open 110 rip calls
CSCO MOONING WE BACK TO THE 90s BOIS
Is CSCO going to fall in the morning, like is a pump of 20% sustainable
CSCO hitting 4 digit territory. Wait and watch. CSCO is the grand daddy of all bubbles like in ‘99. It’ll keep pumping and won’t stop.
Bruh MY CSCO CALL IS DIPPING WTF
Would be funny if CSCO gave up its gains before market opened
Brutalized on ASTS calls, Sold my CSCO calls before earnings. Betting big on fig calls. Wish me luck
Yeah, it just sucks because the opportunity cost is insane. Holding this shit while it actively goes down, while KRMN, HPE, CSCO, MU, WDC, SNDK are going fucking bonkers is infuriating. If MSFT was just flat and not going anywhere, that's one thing. But it's dipped 3% in the last 3 trading days. That shit is fucking sad.
Jesus christ dude. MSFT shits the bed yet again, down after hours yet again. But CSCO and HPE fucking ripping after hours. Why didn't I just fucking yolo my life savings into goddamn tech stocks? My fucking bad for investing in beaten down mag7 blue chip stocks. Jesus fucking christ.
Hoping CSCO opens up at 150$. One can dream
When we selling CSCO calls? 120C 5/22
Agreed that there are plenty of companies that have no business being the price that they are. But that’s always been occurring. MSFT traded around 50-70x earnings ORCL about ~80x INTC about ~50x QCOM p/e was in the hundreds CSCO also in the hundreds All of those have p/e in the range of 20-30x now Valuation are still stretched for some of the bigger companies, but it’s nowhere near the level of the dot com crash. Plus, some of the biggest companies driving the market right now have P/E ratios equal to or lower than the s&p500, again vastly different than the dot com crash. Which was my point when I said consistently growing earnings… their valuations are consistently remaining tame because earnings growth justifies it. Could we eventually get to the point where that is not the case anymore? Sure, I don’t have a crystal ball. But as long as the earnings continue to tame the valuations, it simply isn’t the same
Well you said “now = hype with consistently growing earnings”…. Yet there is dozens of stocks with negative earnings that are up several hundred % over 3-12 months for even having a semblance of relation to chips/ datacenters/ AI.. And btw, the 5 largest tech stocks in 2000 were all profitable and growing earnings…. MSFT, ORCL, INTC, CSCO, and IBM…
why in the bubble fuck is CSCO up lol. It's like the universe is testing us at this point
# ber bought CSCO in 2000 lmaooo