How is this man still CEO? 12 straight quarters of losses. The board needs to take action to save this company before it's too late.
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Next Wednesday April 24 the stock will take another dive!
Stankey is on the board.
Only down 28%. That’s better than RJS and Uncle Ed. Stink wins the award for smallest dumpster fire. What a loser. Stink and his people couldn’t make money running a lemonade stand in Dallas in August.
Morale is a lot more down than that since Stankey took over
AT&T has never been more than $16.00. Only reason it was $42.00 was from SBC merger.
Too late
Stock is up over the past 6 months.
The real answer is Blackrock. The majority shareholders of AT&T are the ones who make the decision who is in the board. Last year Stanky was elected with a 95% approval. I was one of the five that downed him and the entire board.
The street is just not sophisticated enough to understand what's going on here. That's probably it.
There’s another word for “yes men”:
Simps
By the end of 2025… lol. You ‘yes men’ really crack me up.
The ‘yes men’ that came before you backed Digital Life (home security services), DIRECTV, WarnerMedia, Wireless Home Phone, and even FirstNet. The phrase “There’s no way we can lose this time!” was uttered each time. Every time it was the AT&T ‘yes men’ culture that failed to execute. AT&T leadership spend more time delivering ‘explanations’ than delivering ‘results’. If you listen carefully, you can hear a chief of staff for a level 5 revising a PowerPoint deck for the 30th time that the VP will deliver in an auditorium will with slackers watching TikTok reels.
How was he made CEO in the first place lol. Buying directv was HIS brainchild , not Randy’s. The clowns had taken over the circus long ago.
The plan is working. Like it has already been stated, wait until the EOY 2025. Once all the dead weight is cut, will have strong finances.
T’s financials will greatly improve by the end of 2025 once John’s policies are further implemented.
The board are the reason he’s still here. It seems possible that Ed taught Randall how to stack a board. Randall further refined this and taught JS in the process. Everyone has noticed it.
Agreed.