AT&T Strikes Back As Returning Capital To Shareholders Is A Top Priority
AT&T shares rebounded 34.14% in 2024, driven by strong financial performance, user base growth, and strategic free cash flow utilization. AT&T plans to return $40 billion to shareholders over three years through dividends and share repurchases, enhancing shareholder value. Risks include competition from Starlink, technology sector breakthroughs, and potential inflation impacting debt servicing and capital allocation.
AT&T: Take Profits And Look Elsewhere (Rating Downgrade, Technical Analysis)
AT&T's Q4 report showed mixed results, with strong fiber and mobility segments but significant declines in the business wireline division. Despite recent rallies, AT&T's current valuation metrics make it less attractive compared to competitors like Verizon, Comcast, and Charter Communications. Technical indicators suggest limited upside potential, prompting me to reduce my AT&T long position by 80% to capture 2024 gains.
AT&T Just Paid Investors: Here's How Much They Received
AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) is rewarding its shareholders once again with a quarterly dividend of $0.2775, payable on Monday, Feb.
AT&T: More Upside Ahead - Paid Rich Dividends While Waiting
T continues to deliver improved performance metrics and growing top/ bottom-lines, with it underscoring its successful converging/ bundling strategy. The management has also delivered a promising FY2025 guidance and aggressive shareholder return plans from H2'25 onwards. These may have contributed to the richer consensus forward estimates and T's consistently upgraded valuations, as the bulls defend its upward momentum.
Is It Too Late to Buy AT&T Stock for the High-Yield Dividend?
From the end of 2023 through Jan. 28, shares of AT&T (T -1.21%) rose 48%. Although it had been offering an ultra-high dividend yield, the company hasn't altered its payout since reducing it in 2022.
Is AT&T an Undervalued Dividend Stock?
AT&T (T -0.87%) reported excellent quarterly results that increased the stock price.
Why I'm Reiterating My Buy Rating On AT&T (Technical Analysis)
The near term technicals are highly bullish as the chart, moving averages, and indicators show that the outlook is strong. There are some longer term divergence signals in the MACD and RSI and so investors should still show some caution when investing in AT&T. Most recent earnings were resilient since while revenue growth was stagnant, EPS growth has exceptionally strong.
AT&T Q4: It's Time To Look Past Dividends And Focus On Total Shareholder Yield
AT&T's Q4 earnings reported positive results and signalled strong cash flow ahead. The company plans to return over $40B to shareholders in the next 3 years, translating to an annual shareholder yield of almost 8%. When debt reduction is included too, I expect its total shareholder yield (TSY) to be around 13%.
AT&T's Strong Earnings Support The New Buyback Program
AT&T has managed to have strong returns from its earnings, growing FCF. The company is initiating a share repurchase program, which will enable it to save dividends. Overall, the company has the ability to continue generating strong returns.
Buy This Dividend Stock While It's Still a Bargain
Shares of telecom giant AT&T (T 1.08%) were surging on Monday for good reason. The company reported estimate-busting results, reiterated its 2025 outlook, and updated investors on its debt reduction efforts and its plan to restart share buybacks later this year.
AT&T: A Deep Value Investment
AT&T reported strong Q4 earnings with solid free cash flow, driven by broadband gains and subscriber momentum, beating both top and bottom line estimates. The telecom reduced its net debt by $8.8B in FY 2024, showing a 7% decline Y/Y. More debt repayments are likely in FY 2025. AT&T's fiber business is doing exceptional well and is seeing double-digit top line growth.
AT&T: A Surprise That Should Have Been Expected
AT&T's fourth quarter earnings beat expectations. The stock's rise post-spinoff indicates improving management credibility. T management can control the growing business segments well. However, declining businesses can surprise to the downside. Continued focus on growth segments should reduce concerns about declining businesses as they continue to shrink in significance.
