AT&T Stock News

Market overreaction to tariff uncertainties has caused extreme implied volatility (IV) in AT&T stock. The extreme IV is disconnected from T's profit sensitivity to tariff rate changes. T's is domestically focused. Its tariff exposure is thus both indirect and also dampened.

Trump Tariffs are the 900 pound gorilla in this market. Increasing producer costs, they've become a headwind for many companies. AT&T is a notably tariff-resistant stock, as none of its services are considered exports. The company hasn't done much growing historically but is cheap enough to be worth it even if future growth is very modest.

AT&T remains a buy with a revised price target of $31.90, representing a 17% upside, supported by strong execution, solid free cash flow, and a focused fiber and wireless strategy. Fiber expansion is key, with the potential acquisition of Lumen's consumer fiber business offering a faster, more capital-efficient path to growth than building from scratch. Q1 2025 earnings preview looks strong, wi...

AT&T's preferred shares offer a secure income stream with a 6.35% yield, making them attractive for conservative investors seeking stability over capital gains. The company's strong financials, with a net profit of $12.25B and minimal preferred dividend obligations, ensure robust dividend coverage. Series A preferred shares, trading below $20, present a potential 25% capital gain if called, tho...

Austin, TX, April 18, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Telnyx LLC, a leading provider of real-time communications and connectivity solutions, today applauded Thursday's opinion  from the Fifth Circuit vacating the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) $57 million fine against AT&T. The decision followed the Supreme Court's ruling in SEC v.

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Dividend stocks are the best antidote for market volatility. There's nothing like seeing quarterly cash deposits in your account from industry-leading businesses.

"Tariff" has probably been the most used word in the business and investing world since U.S. President Donald Trump announced his new tariff plan on April 2.