Justin Sullivan
A lot has been said about AT&T (NYSE:T) and its acquisition and subsequent spin off of Warner Media and what it means for the telecommunication giant. The company has been struggling to find its place in a
AT&T: The Best Is Yet To Come
Summary
- Telecom companies have been battling for new subscribers as the market becomes saturated with limited growth potential.
- Even beyond the company's incredibly impressive year, where it grew its subscriber count by more than the past decade combined, it's the company's debt which I actually find interesting.
- Due to these factors, I reinstate my highly bullish stance on the company's long-term prospects.
As part of my earnings growth strategy, I invest, trade and write about small under-covered growth companies which don't get much attention from establishment analysts as well as use the strategy to interpret short and long term moves in bigger, well established companies in the United States, Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.-All articles and the information in them are my opinion based on my own research and analysis and should not be taken as investment advice without proper due diligence and advice from a professional financial adviser.
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