Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) is a leading technology company known for its networking hardware, software, and telecommunications equipment. It competes with other tech giants like Juniper Networks and Arista Networks. On August 14, 2025, Stephen Bersey from HSBC set a price target of $69 for Cisco. At that time, the stock was priced at $69.30, showing a slight difference of -0.43% from the target. HSBC downgraded Cisco from “Buy” to “Hold,” as reported by TheFly.
This downgrade reflects a more cautious outlook on the stock. On the same day, Cisco’s stock price dropped by 1.56%, driven by investor dissatisfaction with the company’s quarterly earnings report. The report failed to meet some investors’ expectations, leading to a sell-off. Currently, Cisco’s stock is priced at $69.30, with a decrease of 1.38% or $0.97 today.
The stock’s trading range for the day was between $67.48 and $70.61. Over the past year, Cisco’s stock has seen a high of $72.55 and a low of $47.85, indicating some volatility in its performance. Cisco’s market capitalization stands at approximately $274.43 billion, reflecting its significant presence in the tech industry. The trading volume for the day is 38,508,445 shares, indicating active investor interest. Despite the recent downgrade and stock price fluctuations, Cisco remains a key player in the technology sector.
