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Meet Today's Biggest CSCO Losers
This is an almost identical replica table to the one we posted three months ago when CSCO experienced its most recent plunge, which however paled in comaprison to today's. Following yesterday's abysmal results, here are the biggest losers now that CSCO is trading at the lowest price since July 14, 2009. The usual biggest loser suspects are not surprising. Neither is #16 Goldman Sachs Asset Management with $142 million in losses in one day in one stock.Way to go GSAM: reputation well-deserved.
Source: CapIQ
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The Bernank will make his squid buddies whole.
Great to see Mr Doll right at the top of the heap !!
They must have read this article..
http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting/article/112092/the-bull-marke...
LMAO!
The largest asset managers are also the largest holders of CSCO. Shocking!
I will bet there other major holdings are INTC and MSFT safety in numbers LOL they aren't wrong if everyone says it
Way to go GSAM: reputation well-deserved.
I'd give 2 explanations: 1. Squid motto- Never give alpha to retail.... ever.
2. It's tough to win when you can't rig the game... er, I mean do God's work.
BLK's loss of $848+ million in a day isn't too shabby either.
I BTFD. Yeah, just a QE3 play. But it's the world we live in now.
And BLK is up a buck...
It's situations like this when you see how silly the non-weighting of the Dow is...
It's certainly my biggest loss today...but the V calls came through nicely, so WTF
LOL - nice wall of shame list -- go long Physical instead - oh wait, you may be forced to sell against your will -- oh well, carry on then..
Is it time to buy the fucking CSCO dip?
Its actually humorous how every analyst continues to recommend INTC, MSFT and CSCO with such a feeling of "safety" and they've been wrong for ~5 years, when will they be hung at Broad & Wall
of course it's a strong buy here. Seems people sold csco and bought more crf, nflx, open and the likes. Flipping a boring cash-flow gushing market leader for hype, "growth" and momentum. Cool, eh?
Great, I gladly take the other side of that trade - buy csco and short crm, open and nflx.
Stock was down 16% on Q1 results. It's down a little more than 14% today on Q2. Granted, the price is lower today, but that's just cause it fell from a lower a branch on the tree.
How is the fact that Cisco being down 14.5% have such little impact on the DOW. I know that it's a price index meaning that it does not give weight to market cap, but I can't believe that it hasn't had more of an impact on the S&P. This is absolutely mind boggling that a $100B plus market cap company has such little impact on the general indices.
Last two CSCO reports while considered irrelevant on the day of the event, ushered in a broader short term sell off soon thereafter.
http://www.hedgefundlive.com/blog/csco-matters
Viagra kicking in ... MCG.
not a good day for the NY pension Thugs
Yet the NASDAQ closed GREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEN baby. A healthy market, indeed.
Margin squeeze, coming soon to a company near you
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/kraft-reports-24-decline-in-quarterly-n...
The operating profit margin was 9%, 240 basis points lower than the prior year, Kraft also noted.
and another
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/pepsicos-profit-declines-on-higher-cost...
Beverage-and-snack behemoth PepsiCo Inc. posted a 5% decline in fourth-quarter profit Thursday, hurt by rising commodity prices.
Gee, so the market should be going down then, eh?
Someone better let the market know it's going in the wrong direction.
No, PE multiples just expand.
Just like the fall of '99.
CSCO is so 1990's. Buy AAPL til it crashes- oh wait it's down...
CSCO's chart tells me it's a very good investment.
As long as you don't hold it whenever it reports earnings.
Has anyone else clued into that yet? Or should Paul Tudor Jones offer me a job for being so fecking prescient?
Flash crash in AAPL?
http://tech.fortune.cnn.com/2011/02/10/snapshot-of-an-apple-flash-crash/
h/t www.drudgereport.com
(Accept NO substitute)
Blankfein's secretary (who is rumored, only rumored, to have a special skill with kosher hot dogs between her thumb and index finger) has just sent an emergency text message to Blankfein's phone, telling him it's time for him to activate Plan "Emergency Parachute Bonus" now before available funds are expunged by Goldman cold-call operatives.
GET TO WORK NOW people. We don't trade 8 hour charts.
of course it's a strong buy here. Seems people sold csco and bought more crf, nflx, open and the likes. Flipping a boring cash-flow gushing market leader for hype, "growth" and momentum. Cool, eh?
Great, I gladly take the other side of that trade - buy csco and short crm, open and nflx.