Thread regarding AT&T layoffs

It is time for investors to exit AT&T Stock

AT&T Fail so miserably in their loyalty department?
AT&T pays Congress well for the privilege. In 2019 alone, the telecom giant spent $17 million in lobbying fees.

AT&T IN A NUTSHELL IS A company that can turn a simple oil change into permanent car damage with a huge bill.

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What kind of sh– are you shoveling!?! If you were a legit poster/person and have concern about the stock, sell/don’t buy. How the f— do you tell others what do with their money? Obviously you are not an employee, investor or customer. Go away troll. Same person making 90% of the posts on this blog...TMo troll.

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Post ID: @3yvw+14nGOt5S

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altman_Z-score
https://finbox.com/NYSE:T/explorer/altman_z_score

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Post ID: @2nrh+14nGOt5S

Consider what the other fundamentals look like. Dividends are paid out of cash and cash comes from earnings. Does the company have a healthy supply of cash and a consistent history of earnings and earnings growth? artificial growth defines AT&T, stock speculation thrives, and loads of debt...However, I’ve been a skeptic of Randall Stephenson’s grand plans for AT&T for a long time, so I’m going to side with the titanic's assessment of the situation.

so with that out of the way, I hope Elliott Management will send Stephenson packing if there’s any indication that the company will badly miss its three-year goals. which THEY WILL

LOL...LOVELY ISN'T?

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Post ID: @1sdu+14nGOt5S

I don't look at stock price. I look at loyalty and debt.

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Post ID: @1bck+14nGOt5S

Why would you exit the stock?

Dividend payout of over 5% is worth it alone. Or are you an id–t who only looks at the market price?

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Post ID: @1cuj+14nGOt5S

to start ask your money advisor what is their credit score? And IF YOU'RE SMART, YOU learn from your mistakes. And if you're really smart, you learn from other people's mistakes, Avoid AT&T STOCK AT ALL COST.

THERE ARE PLENTY OF COMPANIES IN US WITH STRONG BALANCE SHEETS. NOT AT&T of course.

With that in mind, take a look at the reasons some people make money blunders, according financial advisors and experts. It may make you feel better about your own situation, and, if nothing else, maybe you'll recognize some of these behaviors in your own life.

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Post ID: @1xaq+14nGOt5S

Too many know-it-alls that have no clue. This would be a great time to buy AT&T stock. Get it while it's low. Their stock will climb to $40 and above. Why? Because their are millions of customers that are happy with AT&T. And there is nothing you can do or say that will change that. Get a life and stay off this site. Go play Candy Crush. That should be something you're good at.

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Post ID: @1waj+14nGOt5S

Thanks for investment tip. I don't want an oil change or permanent car damage with a huge bill. Exiting.

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Post ID: @1ajz+14nGOt5S

What we have learned is lots of investors and workers have been paid. Good job AT&T.

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Post ID: @iyr+14nGOt5S

I was alarmed quite a while back when I saw how much debt AT&T was piling up again... borrow and spend "because money is so cheap" and "the economy is so great"... just like in the years leading up to 2007. Apparently SOME "RANDALL LIKE" People don't learn from history, LOL

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Post ID: @fmc+14nGOt5S

Loyalty... in other words, pay me. That's true loyalty.

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Post ID: @faj+14nGOt5S

AT&T Dividend fans are learning that karmic externalities are a b–ch. They're learning that you can get away with a chain of scams, business failures, MAAs, and branding disasters and win, but still fail utterly as a CEO and a person. 

It took a global pandemic, the bursting of the Fed-fueled stock market bubble, and an opponent can't face.  It took a plague to peel back the scales from AT&T finally, and even now, too many insist this is fine. Heckuva job, Mr Stephenson, you are the one!

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Post ID: @dup+14nGOt5S

dumped att long time ago was nothing but a glorified savings account anyway and wasn't really anything for growth.

did invest in t-mobile though thank you very much and sold at the right time. if you want to make money att isn't they way.

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Post ID: @vbc+14nGOt5S

I didn't invest for loyalty or for oil change. In a nutshell, I invested in AT&T to make money.

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