Prev Close | 28.80 |
Day Low/High | 27.98 / 29.13 |
52 Wk Low/High | 25.48 / 38.14 |
Prev Close | 28.80 |
Day Low/High | 27.98 / 29.13 |
52 Wk Low/High | 25.48 / 38.14 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 323.10B |
Market Cap | 9.31B |
P/E Ratio | 21.40 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
The types of switches that Amazon reportedly wants to sell to businesses have seen limited enterprise traction to date. However, recent tech trends could make them more popular.
A strategic shift by Verizon towards telecom investments -- and away from online advertising -- could affect a lot of companies.
Business isn't great right now for these companies. But there's a good chance it'll be better in a year or two.
The Dow climbed more than 300 points Thursday.
It was reported on Wednesday that Nokia was readying a takeover bid that would value Juniper Networks at around $16 billion
Stocks retreated from records as declines in trading revenue pressured the big banks and a selloff in crude hurt the energy sector.
I am grabbing some stock under $41 and tossing in some bids to sell puts.
With the former Cisco CEO set to step down as chairman, the path is clear for his successor to make big acquisitions and other moves to overhaul Cisco's strategy and culture.
Low-risk entry presents itself as the struggling stock tries to regain its footing.
The networking giant is forecasting limited sales and earnings growth for the next few years, as hardware pressures offset software and services growth.
The charts and a quantitative downgrade point to lower prices in the weeks ahead.
Leaving behind a poor year, this company is ready to recover.
The search giant wants to help carriers adopt technologies that make it easier to replace proprietary hardware with commodity servers and switches.
After the Netflix blowout quarter, tech has a high bar to hurdle.
You have to think that if these stocks were so high once, then it's likely they will be again.
Jim Cramer is keeping an eye on Cisco's shareholder meeting on Monday.
These former tech darlings are seeing a serious revival.
Both private equity firms and tech companies have shown a willingness to make 10-figure enterprise acquisitions. The fervor appears far from over.
Investor enthusiasm for many security tech stocks has died down since last year. While earnings season could bring more volatility, some contrarian plays arguably exist.
The sideways consolidation is likely to continue.
For a variety of reasons, many of Juniper's peers are unlikely to bid for the company. But if its size isn't an issue, private equity firms could show interest.
There are still upside challenges ahead, but today's powerful breakout is very bullish.
Fiber-optics maker's shares are up some 270% since May's IPO.
Investors should keep expectations low when Juniper Networks reports second quarter 2016 earnings on Tuesday because Cisco is a dominant force in the sector.