Not Happy With Exxon's Yield? Let's Look At It This Way [View article]
Really good points here. So perhaps it would make sense to buy a stock like XOM for a taxable account, because it pays investors via share buyback and dividend. And it would make sense to buy a higher yielding stock in a tax-deferred account, where there wouldn't be annual tax consequences.
But more importantly, take a look at the hyperlinks in the article. They link to AT&T's site.
Agreed - it is important to find great authors and tune out the junk. Otherwise you can be easily burned.
From the first link, which is AT&T's website:
4G LTE network expansion expected to cover 300 million people by year-end 2014
Wired IP broadband network expected to expand to 75 percent of customer locations in AT&T's 22-state wireline service area by year-end 2015
Fiber deployment expected to reach 1 million additional business customer locations, covering 50 percent of multi-tenant office buildings in AT&T's wireline service area by year-end 2015 99 percent of customer locations in wireline service area expected to have high-speed
IP Internet access via IP wireline and/or 4G LTE Investment expected to be approximately $14 billion over three years — $8 billion for wireless initiatives, $6 billion for wireline initiatives; Total capital spending expected to be approximately $22 billion for each of next three years
Revenue mix following investment period expected to be 90 percent from high-growth areas – wireless, wireline data and managed IT services
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Eliminating Copper Thrusts AT&T Ahead Of Competitors [View article]
Eliminating Copper Thrusts AT&T Ahead Of Competitors [View article]
Eliminating Copper Thrusts AT&T Ahead Of Competitors [View article]
Eliminating Copper Thrusts AT&T Ahead Of Competitors [View article]
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But more importantly, take a look at the hyperlinks in the article. They link to AT&T's site.
Agreed - it is important to find great authors and tune out the junk. Otherwise you can be easily burned.
From the first link, which is AT&T's website:
4G LTE network expansion expected to cover 300 million people by year-end 2014
Wired IP broadband network expected to expand to 75 percent of customer locations in AT&T's 22-state wireline service area by year-end 2015
Fiber deployment expected to reach 1 million additional business customer locations, covering 50 percent of multi-tenant office buildings in AT&T's wireline service area by year-end 2015
99 percent of customer locations in wireline service area expected to have high-speed
IP Internet access via IP wireline and/or 4G LTE
Investment expected to be approximately $14 billion over three years — $8 billion for wireless initiatives, $6 billion for wireline initiatives; Total capital spending expected to be approximately $22 billion for each of next three years
Revenue mix following investment period expected to be 90 percent from high-growth areas – wireless, wireline data and managed IT services
Consolidated revenue growth improves to GDP-growth-rate-plus 100 basis points, assuming stable economy
EPS expected to grow mid-single digits next 3 years; opportunity for stronger growth going forward
Eliminating Copper Thrusts AT&T Ahead Of Competitors [View article]