Awesome -- just another 25% in growth to $25 and ATT will be back to the pre-Stankey reign of error price.
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Well with inflation a quarter pounder with cheese is going to $20 soon, so that is not a very ambitious prediction.
Pass the pipe please
Wasn't AT&T stock price above $20 before selling off DirecTv and Warner?
If the employees take control of the company, they would have to lay themselves off because they know they are not needed. They they won't be employees anymore.
Stock will be $20 when employees take over the ownership of the company.
T stock will go down $20.
T employees will be paying to come to work!
Good Luck with that!
T stock is a laughing stock. It will never be at $20. Unless you fire current leadership and BOD.
Perhaps negative 20.
"So what about that WBD sh-t"
That has been an absolute disaster. Stankey should have all of his options in that stock.
So what about that WBD sh-t they handed out at $23 per share. Another cancer culture company RJS destroyed with his snake oil salesman father Mr Ed assisting in the dumpster fire.
I don't own any stock. I just come her to complain about stock price.
I just wet my pants when I saw the word "debt".
Too much debt converting too high interest rates.
I had options priced as high as $59.
Imagine the losses for everyone that bought from $15 to $59.
This stock is a money losing, stoic, no direction sinking 7urd.
Now adjust for inflation and see exactly how heavy the bags are.
I used to have options at 45 a share. We’ve dropped a long way.
“Yeah, but the stock is still down over 50% from its pre-covid days when it was hovering at around $38-39 per share. So, basically it's still down around a little over 50% with zero light at the end of the tunnel. Stankey and the BOD have to practically layoff half the company to restore any value it might still have left. Good luck with that!”
Exactly, zoom out homie.
Every stock is a good buy when you buy at the bottom and it is projected to go up ‘a bit’ then you can just dump it and pocket the 25%.
Problem is a lot of employees have been holding it for years and will never recover their principal - even with dividends.
I’m so glad I started dumping mine when it vested.
Yeah, but the stock is still down over 50% from its pre-covid days when it was hovering at around $38-39 per share. So, basically it's still down around a little over 50% with zero light at the end of the tunnel. Stankey and the BOD have to practically layoff half the company to restore any value it might still have left. Good luck with that!
Someone message that guy and tell him that one of our new directors thought blocking Google would solve all of our issues.
He will reevaluate his projection.
And what does that statement have in common with:
a. The Easter Bunny
b. Santa Claus
c. Tooth Fairy
d. Brandon winning President
e. Intelligent Democrats???????
Answer: They are all dreams.