AT&T stock is up $1.01 or 6.41% in the past month. Investors are happy with the progress we're making as a company.
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ive made 19% year to date on my s and p index fund.
200 day total return performance
share price + dividends
$ITOT + 10%, US Socks, all US stocks traded on US exchanges
$T = - 10%
Remember when we got stock options at like $50. Ahh. good times.
I'm going to buy if it reaches the $30 range.
It is sad, that we get excited about $2-$3.
Let’s see if we hit the $30 range!
(Yeah right!)
We can still dream!
AT&T is a dividend stock, and as such, is sensitive to the interest rate situation. So, some of the rise is due to this talk about lower interest rates.
Stanley’s initiatives are starting to be recognized by the industry.
Any entry level manager could "cut his way to growth" and look good in the interim! The difficult job is to have a vision for the future, to move AT&T in a direction that will provide growth over the next decade, develop new products and incentives to grow the customer base. This senior management team has none of the qualities required to do any of this as they have displayed over the last decade.
Nimrod.
The overall markets were up around 9% in November.
That's the only reason you have seen a bump. Has nothing to do with anything here.
AT&T, Cutting their way to growth!
Some analyst feel after Dec 8th, the market rally is over and markets will start to decline. But other analyst think the rally will continue into January. Let's see what happens.
Big boy investors are pumping up the stock market, but something is about to crack. It could be the housing market, regional banks, 1.5 Trillion in commercial real estate loans due, lots of folks putting all that spending on the plastic, debt accumulating per household, people taking money out of retirement plan to survive, student loans are back, geopolitical issues with two wars, gold prices increasing, corporations will need to start refinancing loans at the current higher rates soon, unemployment increasing, food prices continue to remain high, OPEC+ cutting oil into next year, etc. But as unemployment increases and wages decrease, inflation is surly going to decrease, but hope it doesn't head into an extreme deflationary period as China is facing currently (unable to get out of it due to CountryGarden, EverGrand, real estate property decline bringing their entire economy down where people are hording cash cause they don't know what is ahead) and inflation is still high in Europe. I have a feeling something will crack and cause a domino effect. No one wants to admit it's headed our way cause the market doesn't want to cause panic, but it will happen sooner or later. Remember, everything that goes up will eventually go down and then back up again. But this time we will be down for longer then usual. Good Luck!