https://www.google.com/amp/s/seekingalpha.com/amp/article/4352612-t-is-one-of-underrated-aristocrats-in-town
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Anyone who trades on what analysts say fully deserves what they having coming to them
All the clueless investors buying this stock for the s—er's yield would do well to talk to people that actually work at this company and see how this company is actually run and (mis)treats its customers on a daily basis. As this company continues to bleed customers, it's only a matter of time before Stankey can no longer obtain enough new debt to pay the dividend.
I'm sure from the outside looking in you can make a case that the company is a strong buy.
These people suffer from the same issues as the people running AT&T though - they see the company as existing only on spreadsheets and financial statements. That's part of the picture, but very far from the whole picture. Anyone that see's AT&T from the inside, or from a customer's perspective can see that there's a lack of leadership and vision. The executive team doesn't know how to please the customer or make employees more productive because they treat both groups like disposable napkins. RandyStank and their chosen sidekicks are singularly focused on keeping their jobs and maximizing their own payouts from AT&T.
Sadly, the Board of Directors is complacent in the absence of shareholder uprising. Most of those people are in the Dallas/TX CEO fraternity (along with RandyStank) and don't have any interest in rocking the boat of one of the biggest companies in the State. Elliot Management doesn't care about the lives of anyone at this company either, but at least they are calling for accountability from those robbing...er I mean running...the company.
Fake news, all these articles try do is pump the stock so they can do a dump.
The only thing that is underperforming is the c-suit for the past 13 years.
BUY, BUY OPPORTINITY, BE RICH, JUST LIKE RANDALL
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