Cisco (CSCO) Volume Profile & Point of Control

Information Technology
Cisco (CSCO) last traded at $109.43, above its value area ($66.53–$101.86) and 40.7% above the point of control at $77.77. Acceptance above value is a bullish signal, though large distances from the POC raise mean-reversion risk.
Last Price

$109.43

Daily POC

$77.77

VAH (High)

$101.86

VAL (Low)

$66.53

POC Distance

+40.70%

Session Value

Above Value Area

Interactive Volume Profile (Daily 1D)

Updated session: Sep 10, 2026
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63.5675.1286.6998.25109.81121.38132.9410 Sep 2519 Nov 2503 Feb 2616 Apr 2629 Jun 2609 Sep 26VAH 101.86VAL 66.53POC 77.77109.43
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What the POC tells CSCO traders

The point of control (POC) is the price where the highest volume of CSCO shares has changed hands over the selected period — the market's consensus of fair value. Cisco is an Information Technology stock, and its volume profile shows exactly where institutional-sized activity is concentrated.

When price revisits the POC, the level tends to act first as a magnet and then as support or resistance: the more volume sits at a price, the stronger its memory. Right now the daily POC for CSCO is $77.77. Acceptance above it favors a move toward the value area high ($101.86); repeated rejection points back toward the value area low ($66.53). Compare the daily profile with the weekly one to separate intraday noise from structural shifts.

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Frequently asked questions

What is CSCO's point of control today?

As of Sep 10, 2026, the daily POC for CSCO (Cisco) is $77.77. The level is recalculated every trading session from the intraday volume distribution and updates automatically on this page.

What does it mean when CSCO trades above its POC?

It means the majority of recent buyers hold positions below the current price, so the POC becomes the first support zone traders watch. Sustained trading above both the POC and the value area high is a classic signature of a bullish, trending volume profile.

Is this a buy signal for CSCO?

No. Volume profile describes market structure — where volume and value sit — not direction on its own. Use it alongside trend, fundamentals and risk management. This page is for educational purposes only, not financial advice.

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