AT&T Inc (T)
$19.19
0.03 (0.16%)
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Go Long the Momentum in AT&T Inc. Amid Wall Street’s Fears
Most analysts on Wall Street have been on hold in T stock and it is still trading below the average price ranges. It AT&T sees upgrades, a rally will ensue.
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Market Cap
137.02B
PE Ratio
10.32
EPS
1.86
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
54.06M
Day's Range
$19.10 - $19.74
52-Week Range
$13.89 - $19.74
Dividend & Yield
$1.11 (5.79%)
T Stock Predictions, Articles, and AT&T Inc News
AT&T Unlimited Data Plans Get (Another) Price Hike
AT&T (T) announced that its unlimited data plans are getting another price hike of $5 per month, marking the company's third price hike in three years.
Buy or Sell AT&T Inc. Stock With Its 6% Dividend Yield?
AT&T Inc. now yields 6.2%. If history is any indication though, the downside in T stock should be limited.
Recent Weakness Makes AT&T Inc. Stock as ‘Buy the Dip’ as They Come
AT&T stock has dropped to levels that don't make sense given strength in the underlying fundamentals through DirecTV Now, 5G, and IoT.
AT&T Inc. Is Deeply Oversold — Buy It!
AT&T Inc. shares are being tossed out like yesterday's garbage. But with support looming large and a handsome dividend to boot, the time to buy T is now.
Ignore the Window Dressing, Comcast Corporation Stock Is Going Down
Comcast is getting desperate, and the next couple of months could bring heavy losses for CMCSA stock if the company can't address hemorrhaging pay TV subscriber numbers.
AT&T Inc.-Time Warner Inc Merger May Be Approved Soon
It looks like the judge will allow the T-TWX merger to move forward soon. There's just too many flaws in the argument against the AT&T-Time Warner deal. TWX stock is trading below the acquisition price and if the deal goes through, it has a minimum of $6.50 in upside.
AT&T Inc. Stock Earnings Literally Mean Nothing
The latest AT&T earnings report has no meaning, given that the AT&T-Time Warner Inc.merger is likely to go through and have a profound impact on T business operations and T stock.
Consider Buying AT&T Inc. Stock for Its Reliable Dividend
AT&T Inc. has been hammered over the past few months, something long-term investors aren't used to. Despite the flaws with T, AT&T stock is still yielding 6% - and that means income hunters should consider buying it for the dividend.
T-Mobile Us Inc and Sprint Corp Announce Merger
A proposed blockbuster T-Mobile merger would see T-Mobile and Sprint combine forces with a combined value of $146 billion.
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Prologis (PLD) acquires DCT Industrial (DCT), Sprint (S) and T-Mobile (TMUS) agree to merger and a former Wynn Resorts (WYNN) employee is being sued by former CEO Steve Wynn.
AT&T Inc. Is a Case of Bad Quarter, Good Stock
T stock dropped big after disappointing first quarter numbers, but the stock looks tasty in the lower $30's with a 6% dividend yield.
Sprint Corp Stock Spikes on T-Mobile Merger Rumors
A recent rumor claims that Sprint (S) and T-Mobile (TMUS) may announce a merger deal in the near future as talks move forward.
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