AT&T

📈📊 Weekly event summary for the upcoming week!

This week is already going to be very interesting and the results of these companies can move the whole market.

Monday: Before the markets open , we will hear results from telecom company Verizon $VZ and luxury brand maker LVMH $MC.PA 🍾 Will the growth of the luxury segment continue?

Tuesday: EXISTING HOME SALES: 🏡 What's the mood of...
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📈📊 AT&T and dividends: what is the current situation and what can we expect?

AT&T Inc. $T is one of the world's largest telecommunications companies, providing a wide range of mobile communications, fixed-line, broadband and digital television services. The company is known for its innovative approach to technology and commitment to providing quality service to millions of cust...
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AT&T: Attractive opportunity in telecommunications.

Undervalued investment:

- Shares of $T have not been very popular with investors in recent years.

- The current valuation is attractive, trading at 10 times the company's trailing earnings.

High dividend yield:

- Shares of $T provide a dividend yield of 6.1%, which is very attractive to investors looking for regular income...
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📈💼 AT&T: A new direction for growth! 💼📈

AT&T $T, one of the leading global telecommunications companies, has risen over the years to become a key player in the world of telecommunications, currently holding the top spot, with Verizon $VZ right behind . AT&T's network provides a wide range of services, including mobile and landline, internet, television and other digital...
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Today's developments in the stock market are fascinating: U.S. stocks are rising again and technology companies are back in the lead! 🖥️⚙️

Right at the opening bell, U.S. stocks started rising, leading S&P 500 index to another record. Investors are expressing optimism about economic developments and are expecting interesting results that could indicate the rise of technology...
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Yesterday $T reported results. On an adjusted earnings per share basis, the company beat analyst estimates, but missed on revenue. There was a lot of discussion about whether to overbid or not given the current price.

I know that many of you may find the declines in $T and $VZ in recent days tempting given the dividend, etc., but while I don't want to advise anyone, I would be very cautious here and think twice about this investment. Why?

$VZ and $T are bleeding today. 🔴

I'll take advantage of the great news on Bulios and quote flash news:

Verizon, AT&T, Lumen - Most telecom companies are seeing declines since reports surfaced that they were installing potentially dangerous lead-covered cables on poles, in the ground and under water. So they will likely have to take costly steps to settle.

I haven't had a dilemma...
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As I watch today, nothing much is happening yet, but the same cannot be said about the predictions and rating changes, which are literally tearing the bag today.

Let's take a look at the most interesting ones 👇

Hey, some people here might be bursting a vein, but I'm buying $T. That's an incredibly luxurious price. Profitability will return, margins will increase and cashflow will cover the (maybe slightly reduced) dividend. What do you think? Anyone buying in with me?

$T is down a lot right now. Do you believe it will climb back up? I think so, and I'm wondering if now is a good time to buy.

So I added a rather nice amount to the $VZ yesterday. At the moment, I don't find $T bad either, if it shows it can get out of a bad situation. But there is plenty of time there. Have you guys ever bought Verizon now? Or are you still waiting for a lower price? How much?

It often writes about dividend stocks.

I would like to know what dividend stocks you have in your portfolio and if you would like to add any dividend stocks to your portfolio.

I have $CVS, $MMM and quite a few $MO stocks in my portfolio. For now, I plan to continue to add to these stocks. However, I would like to include a few more dividend stocks like $PEP, $PG, or maybe $T in...
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What end do you think awaits $T?