As earnings season comes to a close, investors have just a few more big name reports before another three month lull. So far, this most recent slew of earnings has been so-so, with a number of bellwether firms both meeting and missing their respective analyst targets. Many had hoped that a strong earnings season would help offset some of the volatility overseas but it seems that we will have to wait until next quarter for another chance at that goal. For now, we focus on the remaining firms that report at the tail end of this important stretch of the year [see also The Ten Commandments of Commodity Investing]. Today will see the second quarter earnings results from networking giant Cisco (CSCO). The company is best known for their routers and other associated products that are utilized by businesses and individuals alike. Last year at this time, investors were still horrified that Cisco would report another drab quarter [...] Click here to read the original article on ETFdb.com. Related Posts: Thursday’s ETF To Watch: iShares Multimedia Networking Index Fund (IGN) Thursday’s ETF To Watch: iShares Goldman Sachs Network Index Fund (IGN) Wednesday’s ETF To Watch: Technology ETF (IGN) Technology ETFs: Social Media, SSDs, Smartphones, and More Three ETFs To Watch This Week: EWA, IGN, UNG
As earnings season comes to a close, investors have just a few more big name reports before another three month lull. So far, this most recent slew of earnings has been so-so, with a number of bellwether firms both meeting and missing their respective analyst targets. Many had hoped that a strong earnings season would help offset some of the volatility overseas but it seems that we will have to wait until next quarter for another chance at that goal. For now, we focus on the remaining firms that report at the tail end of this important stretch of the year [see also The Ten Commandments of Commodity Investing]. Today will see the second quarter earnings results from networking giant Cisco (CSCO). The company is best known for their routers and other associated products that are utilized by businesses and individuals alike. Last year at this time, investors were still horrified that Cisco would report another drab quarter [...]
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