CSCO currently looks to be in a rising wedge, with the price moving higher along a narrowing channel. Most of the time, near the end of that wedge, when both the support and resistance level get close to collision, the price will break downward. However, I'm not sure if this will happen now. Right now, there are three possibilities: 1) CSCO moves back down towards its support level of $23.50, and bounces back up. If that happens, we can't tell if its bullish or not. If it is bullish it will break up higher towards $25.00, which would give us a BUY SIGNAL. 2) The price moves towards $22.75, and bounces back up, which would give us a BUY SIGNAL. This would be bullish and perhaps the best scenario for the possibility of seeing CSCO continue upwards along its channel. The reason is that if CSCO pullsback to $22.75 at its 50 day MA and bounces back up, the rising wedge will no longer be valid, and instead we will simply have a regular up trending channel. 3) Obviously if CSCO breaks downwards below $22.75 and its 50 day MA, it would be a SELL SIGNAL.

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