Telecom giant AT&T's (T) stock has been clobbered recently, and for good reason... As big as it is, with a market cap of roughly $100 billion, AT&T is increasingly looking like a company in peril. Look no further than its free cash flow, which was $1 billion last quarter. That's a lot of money, except it was one-third of what investors were expecting... and about half the company's dividend payout.
I would wait after AT&T's Q2 to see if they really have problem, or not. As for free cash flow, which is totally impacted by spending, I would trust the Company's saying than those analysts' doomsday prediction!
It's an important quarter for them, for sure. If it's too good then the forensic analysts will have a field day determining if it's as good as it seems. Thanks for the comment.
Thank you Herb. Pundits have been heralding the stock as one of the best dividend stocks for retail investors so it's great to read your balnced, detailed analysis.
I would wait after AT&T's Q2 to see if they really have problem, or not. As for free cash flow, which is totally impacted by spending, I would trust the Company's saying than those analysts' doomsday prediction!
It's an important quarter for them, for sure. If it's too good then the forensic analysts will have a field day determining if it's as good as it seems. Thanks for the comment.
Thank you Herb. Pundits have been heralding the stock as one of the best dividend stocks for retail investors so it's great to read your balnced, detailed analysis.
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