Can’t you see the pattern? The goal is to continue to lay off employees and pump up the stock while SLT sells their shares. The latest stock buyback and dividend is to accelerate the “Pump and Dump Scheme” by getting these su---r investors to push the stock higher while gutting customer service, network reliability, and giving away free sub sandwiches on Tuesdays. The true churn will be hidden by those who switch to T Mobile internet and phantom free lines added to their account with no devices. Complaints about customer service are all over social media including charging customers to go into stores. Imagine if Walmart were to close the customer service desk inside stores telling everyone to go online or pay five dollars to talk to someone inside. This ship is sinking, those that have been let go at least you can swim away, the rest of the employees are on the Titanic hoping the ship does not take in more water.
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Pump and dump. Another Callie reference?
Pretty obvious to me weeks before the big email. One of our big wigs accidentally leaked it during a team meeting about getting the stock up to $170.
Stock buybacks are like throwing your money away in the wind.
I'll take dividends any day!
Astute, I dig it
Dividends is basically a message from SLT that they don’t expect the stock to grow anymore. Therefore, you will be compensated as a shareholder in the form of dividends. If they wanted share prices to increase buy backs would be a better move.
T Mobile trades at $130 and will pay a 1.9% Dividend. AT+T trades at $15 dollars and pays a 3% dividend. T Mobile pays AT+T for fiber to their cell sites and Central Office. Using some common sense which looks the better deal to you?
So should I sell my TMO stuck?