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Cisco said its Webex engineers are shaping how people collaborate in the AI era. The company shared the update on its official social media channel.
Cisco stated that its engineers achieve this with top tools and a great culture. Stephen explained the approach in further detail.
The price of Cisco ($92.16) is above the SMA-20 ($88.19), SMA-50 ($82.85), and SMA-200 ($75.55), confirming a sustained bullish structure across short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The Ichimoku Kijun on D1 sits at $85.75, which currently acts as immediate support. Near-term support is found at the Ichimoku Kijun ($85.75) and SMA-20 ($88.19), while key support sits at SMA-50 ($82.85). Near-term resistance is defined by the EMA-5 ($92.03) and SMA-5 ($92.51) cluster, and key resistance emerges at the recent high near $94.72.
MACD and ADX on D1 signal continued bullish momentum, though ADX at 18.63 highlights a less-convincing trend strength this week. RSI is in buy territory at 64.97, close to overbought but not extreme. CCI corroborates upward momentum, while Stoch RSI and Awesome Oscillator are neutral. BBP registers 2.54 with an "overbought" signal, showing clear buyer dominance intraday. Cisco has risen $0.32 (0.35%) over the past week to $92.16, up from $91.84 a week ago. The stock is positioned in the lower part of its weekly range, and weekly volatility stands at 4.09%. The tone for the week is consolidation below the recent highs, with mixed signals from oscillators suggesting waning momentum but no clear reversal.
The forecast for the coming week anticipates Cisco trading between $90.00 and $95.50, reflecting recent weekly volatility and position relative to the 52-week range ($59.45–$94.72). With bullish signals from RSI W1, MA-50 W1, ADX W1, and MACD W1, the probability of a price increase is very high (more than 80%), while the likelihood of a decline is comparatively low. The baseline scenario expects Cisco to consolidate between support at $90.00 and resistance at $95.50. A bullish scenario could see a break above $95.50, retesting or exceeding the all-time high, while a bearish scenario would require a drop below $90.00, opening a path toward the $88–$85 zone. Overall, Cisco remains closer to the upper end of its annual range but is showing signs of consolidation after a strong upward move.
Earlier, analysts noted that Cisco maintained a generally bullish medium-term outlook despite episodes of selling pressure and mixed short-term momentum signals. In light of the latest developments, investors should closely monitor upcoming catalysts to assess whether the prevailing bullish scenario remains intact or if downside risks are emerging.