T-Mobile shares rose more than 2% in after-hours trading after Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway disclosed a stake in the mobile networking company. A 13F filing showed the conglomerate bought 2.4 million shares of T-Mobile in the third quarter.
Buffet dumped all of his AT&T shares after the DirecTV acquisition closed. Very telling.
Att can put all the competitors away by offering an all for one .internet services,wireless services,direct tv,hbo max, time warner. Wake up op it is only matter of time when T is at the top once again.
Why do people keep posting "TMO is beating AT&T" news as if it is something new? Been happening for a few years now. They have left us in their dust.
lol - that pretty much tells all and what the accountants did to this company.