#5 Executives are overpaid
https://247wallst.com/investing/2023/10/23/10-reasons-to-avoid-att-stock-now/
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Buy Tesla stock. Trust in Elon.
In reality, life is betting. Always has been. Always will be.
Can they do that?
The best stock to invest in is yourself. Especially education that makes you valuable as an employee. Until T debt is significantly reduced, the stock will not recover. If you think the bottom is now, might be worth buying for the dividend assuming the stock price won’t fall much further. My two cents…
In reality investing is betting. Always has been. One could argue the company is returning to its roots and it’s a great time to buy, and others will say the opposite. If you think the company and stock is doomed to fail, then wouldn’t it be smart for you to leave and find another company and job to complain about?
I can’t wait for internet to be regulated like a utility. Great for consumers. Bad for biz. Cheers!
The company needs deep changes .. which few want to make at the top, down below i see a cascade of same policy
AT&T is a Cash Cow for the C Suite executives.
Back in the day AT&T stood for serving the betterment of the public and it's shareholders.
Sadly, much like our once great country it's a mere shell of what it once was.
Do you event invest? Or are you just complaining to complain?
Is there a worse stock to invest in? If so, I'm not aware of it.
10 reasons are not necessary.
1 reason: Performance. That’s it.
Been a horrible stock for 25 years or so now. I don’t know why anyone would need another reason.
Who was buying it in the first place?
Good article and well made points. Thanks for posting.
Getting a decent return on your T stock investment can best be viewed in the rearview mirror.
To avoid buyers remorse, do not invest in at&t shares.
The #1 reason to avoid Toxic-T Stock - The Stink - who is at the top of the CEO Wall of Shame. Worst CEO in American history, and that includes all the crooks.
hearing mgmnt gets big bonuses this year for "managing the layoffs" lol
What a shame, c-suite was paid $69M last year and for what? Nothing but a depreciating stock value with no growth. Based on performance, they should return the $69M to be applied to the debt.