What will be Verizon's price/share after the duly Frontier Telecommunications merger?
By the way, earlier this week, Jim Cramer, CNBC's Mad Money, took a caller's Verizon question, and emphatically said, no to invest money into Verizon's shares.
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@cv and how exactly are you blaming DEI when the CEO is, and always has been, a white male?
Jim Cramer was so far up TMUS butt and pumped that stock for years. No returns this year for TMUS so take him as an entertainer and not an investor.
@b2, to be clear, "not" being bullish. Cramer emphatically stated "not" to invest in Verizon == dividends or no dividends.
The Vz stock will not increase to the $60 level ever again. Being a 40 yr employee it's time to realize the DEIvembedded Director level Team and the Wireless Executive Teams based on Retail Store and Online Degrees fail to have ability to execute.
Verizon over next 5 years will follow the AT&T model that created Lucent/AT&T and divest Business segments.
Verizon wilk become a HBS busibess case on failed DEI CEO leadership!
do opposite of what Jim says
Jim Cramer said that? Bullish
tough to predict , The entire market is riding an up and down wave. JC didnt factor in that divi tho, VZ is a buy on the dip .
The Stock will take time but will move up. There is a reason big institutions own Verizon with that dividend.