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AT&T $T readay to bounce? (3/5)Conviction: 3/5 could go down lower to the starting point of wedge or if we believe fractal from 2007/8 then there might be another buying opportunity with bullish divergence from Weekly RSI General Thesis bounce from lont-term resistance (2005) broke back into downward channel since 2014 Weekly RSI showing good bounce near historical support Growth Margins in slightly declining trend NEGATIVE GROWTH Value P/FCF is at historical lows: about 5th percentile P/S is at historical lows: about 5th percentile Fundamentals/Balance Sheet debt/asset ratio good: below 1 quick ratio NOT GOOD: below1 Potential Risks expensive market... business looks like somewhat struggling
NYSE:TLong
by asdf098
$T analyst upgrade dip buying here$T rises due to upgrade. analyst upgraded the telecommunications company's stock to overweight from equal weight while lowering its price target to $28 from $32. I think this is a great dip buying opportunity for long hold. stock also pays dividend if your looking for one. right now $T just break through ema line for ideal short or long time bullish. day trade entry for scalp BUY calls above 24.80 sell at 25.40 or go long and sell at $27.07 to $28.00 BUY puts below 23.65 sell at 22.31 always take profits as you see one. always follow your plan and risk management. Hello everyone, welcome to this free technical analysis . ( mostly momentum play ) I am going to explain where I think this stock is going to go over the next day or week play and where I would look for trading opportunities. If you have any questions or suggestions which stock I should analyze, please leave a comment below. If you enjoyed this analysis, I would definitely appreciate it, if you smash that LIKE button and maybe consider following my channel. Thank you for stopping by and stay tune for more. My technical analysis is not to be regarded as investment advice. but for general informational proposes only.
NYSE:TLong
by CHRIS_B58
T Very BullishWe see a recent MACD cross in addition to the D+ crossing the D- on the ADX indicator. In addition we see some very bullish price action in the last 3 trading days: 1. Gap up from the low 2. Large green bar that filled the down gap from 11/29 3. Dragonfly Doji testing the .78 fib level but closing over the 1 level & also the prior large bar's close 4. Hammer candle that tested the gap fill level and is continuing the rally upward. It appears that the bulls are liking these prices and given the 8.6% div yield and the fair value of $30.80/share I think T has a lot of room to run. targeting: $28.19, $29.32, 33.48 tickerstickers.net
NYSE:TLong
by Master_of_Fine_Charts
T LONG (Update) Growth Stocks w/ DivAT&T (T) shares were up about 7% in Thursday afternoon trading after Morgan Stanley upgraded the telecommunications company's stock to overweight from equal weight while lowering its price target to $28 from $32. The investment firm said AT&T's recent stock underperformance "has created an attractive risk reward opportunity," while the firm also sees "a number of catalysts to unlock value by mid-2022." AT & T is a Growth Stock and does give Div. Yahoo Finance and CNBC expect T to double within the next 6 months. .
NYSE:TLong
by mthompson45
AT&T | Fundamental Analysis | Short Setup | MUST READ ! 🔔AT&T used to be regarded as a well-built blue-chip stock for income-oriented investors. But within the past several years, the telecommunications and media titan has lost about 40% of its market value, and its stock is now near a 12-year low. AT&T's tumble can be explained by three big missteps. First, it bought DirecTV in 2015 for $49 billion in a failed effort to extend its pay-TV business. Then, it bought Time Warner for $85 billion in 2018 in a desperate struggle to build a streaming media ecosystem. Both deals resulted in the company biting off far more than it could chew, and its long-term debt burden soared. Finally, AT&T has been so caught up in its media expansion that its wireless segment has been idle. Last year, T-Mobile outdid AT&T as the second-largest wireless carrier in the United States through its merger with Sprint, and its 5G network has more coverage than Verizon and AT&T. These setbacks have been frustrating, but the stock now trades at just seven times its projected earnings, with a 9.1 percent yield. Should investors think of buying AT&T as an undervalued dividend asset? Over the past year, AT&T has taken some steps to convert its most critical choices. In May, it stated its intention to separate WarnerMedia (most of Time Warner's media assets) and merge it with Discovery to create an independent company by mid-2022. AT&T's current investors will get stocks in this new company. In August, AT&T separated DirecTV into a new stand-alone company. AT&T kept 70% of the stock in this new company, and investment firm TPG bought the remaining 30%. AT&T also sold several smaller companies, including the Latin American satellite division of Vrio, mobile game publisher Playdemic, tabloid news site TMZ, and anime platform Crunchyroll, as well as some real estate to further streamline the business. The company thinks this approach will free up more resources to expand its 5G network as well as decrease the long-term debt accumulated from deals with DirecTV and Time Warner. The company says its net debt to adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) ratio will drop from a "peak" of 3.1 in early 2021 to 2.5 or lower by the end of 2023. After the WarnerMedia separation, AT&T expects its annual revenue to grow at a low single-digit compound annual growth rate (CAGR) from 2022 to 2024, and its adjusted EBITDA and adjusted earnings per share (EPS) to grow at an average single-digit CAGR. In other words, the growth rate of the "new" AT&T may look more stable and analogous to that of Verizon. AT&T is eventually taking some moves in the correct direction, but it still encounters challenges. WarnerMedia's merger with Discovery will create a larger media business, but the combined company may still struggle to keep up with major players like Netflix and Disney in the competitive streaming market. So the "new" Discovery may not be much better than the old one, which has already lost 14 percent of its value over the past five years. AT&T will also cut its dividend after it separates WarnerMedia. The company anticipates the "new" AT&T to bring at least $20 billion in free cash flow (FCF) on its own and then pay 40% to 43% of that amount in dividends. Meanwhile, WarnerMedia probably won't pay a dividend at all, as it would make more sense to keep that money for investments in streaming. When AT&T set this cash dividend payout ratio earlier this year, its stock price assumed a future yield of 4-5%. However, AT&T stock has afterwards fallen and increased its yield to 7%-8%. Some investors may believe that AT&T will meet its obligations and maintain this high yield after the spin-off. But if AT&T's stock price stays at $20, the company may decrease its payout ratio and high yield to preserve more cash. AT&T needs cash because its wireless business still faces challenges shortly. At an up-to-date Wells Fargo conference, Jeff McElfresh, head of communications, warned that AT&T's wireless growth could "go flat" in 2022 after incentive checks and new 5G devices boosted sales in 2021. That negative outlook, along with stiff competition from T-Mobile and Verizon, could make steady growth difficult for the new AT&T. AT&T is trying to heal its wounds, but the market does not give much credence to its recovery efforts. Analysts still expect the company's earnings to decline both this year and next year (not including the upcoming separation), and earnings growth will remain anemic. Investors should understand that AT&T stock is cheap for obvious reasons, and they should not buy it until there are some positive results. Traders, if you like this idea or have your own opinion about it, please write your own in the comment box . We will be glad for this. Feel free to request any pair/instrument analysis or ask any questions in the comment section below. Have a Good Day Trading !
NYSE:TShort
by FOREXN1
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Fairly Priced For Boring PeopleGood afternoon gang! Hope everyone is doing well & isn't getting too blown out in the carnage today in the majority of the market. If you're looking for something boring to put your money into, AT&T didn't used to be an option, but it's now gotten to a price where it's beginning to look interesting. Back when the split was announced, I remember doing some back-of-the-napkin math and coming to the conclusion that the cheaper end of the map would be about 22 a share, which we very nearly touched recently. Plus, the juicy 9% yield. seems compelling as a place to hide until the higher beta black hole passes, if you feel like bailing. Or, levering up on a 2x position for an 18% yield on this stock which trades like a bond. Only thing to track is the upcoming separation where you'll get two companies. Cheers!
NYSE:TLong
by PropNotes
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ATT AT&T: Is It Finally Time To Go Up?Hello friends, today I am completing a technical analysis on the 1M linear scale chart for AT&T Inc. ( ATT ), traded on the NYSE. #CryptoPickk notes the following: 1) AT&T price has been falling year over year since the all time high at around $60 in 1999. 2) The price has been moving inside of a triangle pattern with a lower trendline which has supported the price since 1994. The price is currently testing this trendline. 3) The RSI (relative strength index) is about to reach the oversold area on the monthly scale. This is the second time it has done so in its entire history. 4) The Volume has picked up significantly compared to the prior years. 5) If the price has a monthly close above the bottom trendline and stays above it, there may be a good chance the price will start moving upwards. 6) Most recently AT&T price fell fast due to growth and dividend issues. Management is working to address these issues. 7) Lastly, the Fibonacci Retracement levels are noted in case the price keeps falling. What are your opinions on this? If you enjoy my ideas, feel free to like it and drop in a comment. I love reading your comments below. Disclosure: This is just my opinion and not any type of financial advice. I enjoy charting and discussing technical analysis. Don't trade based on my advice. Do your own research! #cryptopickk
NYSE:TLong
by MillionaireEconomics
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AT&T | Fundamental Analysis | Must Read...AT&T's stock price hit a 52-week low of $24.54 at the beginning of the month after the company postponed the rollout of its C-band spectrum, a component of its new 5G network, waiting for an aviation safety review. As of this writing, the company's stock remains around $25, allowing it to buy the stock while its price declines. But the decision to buy the stock is not a clear-cut one, because today's AT&T is a company at a crossroads. CEO John Stankey, who took over the company last year, is returning AT&T to its telecommunications roots after his predecessor decided on a series of costly entertainment-related acquisitions. These acquisitions burdened the company with huge debt as AT&T undertakes the costly rollout of its 5G network. However, despite the challenges, there are plenty of reasons to consider investing in this venerable telecom titan. A key reason to consider AT&T stock is its wireless business, which is experiencing strong growth. Q3 results showed the biggest increase in net additions of postpaid subscribers in more than a decade. The net addition of postpaid subscribers is a key metric because postpaid subscribers are the most valuable in the telecommunications industry. The third quarter was the third consecutive quarter of growth in net postpaid additions, reaching 928,000. Thanks to subscriber growth, AT&T's mobile division has seen steady service revenue growth since reaching a pandemic low in the second quarter of last year. In fact, the company's service revenue for 2021 exceeds its 2019 pre-pandemic level. AT&T's strong customer growth means the company is succeeding against its opponents in the competitive U.S. telecommunications market. And AT&T isn't just acquiring customers, it's retaining them. In the third quarter, the company maintained postpaid subscriber churn at a record low of 0.72%. AT&T is still in the early stages of 5G adoption, so it has a chance to keep growing its customer base. And because it needs newer 5G-enabled cell phones to use its 5G network, AT&T could get additional growth from equipment sales. The company's equipment revenue in the third quarter was $4.6 billion, up 15 percent year over year. Part of the company's success comes from offering more expensive wireless plans bundled with HBO Max, a streaming service owned by AT&T's WarnerMedia entertainment division. WarnerMedia's segment is recovering in 2021 after a pandemic-induced 13.7 percent drop in revenue in 2020. WarnerMedia's third-quarter revenue rose 14% year over year to $8.4 billion. The segment was helped by five straight quarters of subscription revenue growth since the launch of HBO Max last May. WarnerMedia's direct-to-consumer (DTC) division, which includes HBO Max, reached 69.4 million global subscribers, the highest since the launch of HBO Max. This increased DTC subscription revenue by about 25 percent year-over-year. As part of the company's decision to concentrate on its telecommunications business, AT&T will merge WarnerMedia with Discovery into a new entertainment company, to be called Warner Bros. Discovery. AT&T intends to maintain its partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery after the merger, which will allow AT&T to continue to offer its packages. Investors will benefit by receiving shares of Warner Bros. Discovery. Despite its successes, the company, which is in transition, has bumps in the road to recovery. When AT&T loses revenues from WarnerMedia after the merger is completed in mid-2022, subsequent year-over-year comparisons will likely show declining revenues. That's what happened with the third-quarter earnings results. AT&T's total revenue for the third quarter fell 5.7% year over year, from $42.3 billion to $39.9 billion. The decline was due to the company's decision to spin off its video division, another entertainment acquisition that included DirecTV. Excluding this segment, AT&T's third-quarter revenue would have been up 4.7% year over year. In addition, there is AT&T debt. Although the company is reducing debt, the 5G rollout is costly. AT&T spent more than $23 billion in a government auction in February to acquire spectrum for its 5G network. That brought its total debt to $179 billion in the third quarter, up from $157 billion at the end of 2020. But AT&T has consistently generated billions of dollars of free cash flow each quarter, allowing it to meet its obligations. In the third quarter, free cash flow was $5.2 billion, and the company is on track to reach about $26 billion in free cash flow this year. Patient investors, prepared for the long term, can expect AT&T to be financially stronger while gaining shares of the new, growing entertainment company. Given all the positives, this telecom company stock is a worthy investment.
NYSE:TLong
by FOREXN1
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