If you're like a lot of us and hoping stocks will rise, it won't be any time soon. The stock needs to be purposely kept below 150 otherwise Softbank get back their 48.8 million, (yep thats MILLION) shares that they had to forfeit when the deal closed.
"During the two years when T-Mobile and Sprint were going through their deal process, Sprint's operating results deteriorated. Therefore, when the deal closed, Softbank, which owned a large stake in Sprint at that time, agreed to forfeit 48.8 million shares of T-Mobile it would have been entitled to in the deal -- essentially, taking less in the acquisition. However, per the deal terms, Softbank will be able to recoup those 48.8 million shares if T-Mobile's 45-day volume-weighted average price (VWAP) exceeds $150 per share before the end of 2025."