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Twitter’s better-than-expected performance for the latest quarter sent the stock soaring in after-trade hours. The price has reached an all-time high of $60. However, the pullback to the downside is expected to happen soon as all technical indicators signal the stock is overbought. The RSI indicator went above the 70.00 level, also the price passed through the upper line of Bollinger Bands and touched the upper trendline. Nevertheless, the positive earnings may drag the price to $65.00, but if Twitter starts falling, it shouldn’t go lower the support level of the recent lows at $54.00.
Cisco published slightly better earnings results than the market estimate: 79 cents per share versus the forecasted 76 cents per share. Revenue came out better than expected as well: $11.96 billion vs. $11.92 billion. However, it was worse than a year ago. Actually, revenue declined for the fifth consecutive quarter as the Covid-19 crisis hit hard Cisco. As a result, Cisco dropped in after-trade hours. Support levels are at the low of August 2020 at $47.00 and at the 50-day moving average of $45.00.
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