T-Mobile remains my top long-term U.S. telecom pick; recent dip is a buying opportunity, not a sign of fundamental weakness. The company's 5G lead, strong cash flow, and reinvestment strategy set it apart from slower-growing, higher-yield peers like Verizon and AT&T. While the stock trades at a premium, T-Mobile's superior growth, profitability, and market share gains justify the valuation—if growth holds up.
TMUS completes $2B Florida network upgrade, boosting 5G speeds, disaster readiness and access for 22 million residents.
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T-Mobile (TMUS) might move higher on growing optimism about its earnings prospects, which is reflected by its upgrade to a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy).
VZ's focus on expanding 5G ultra-wideband deployment, customer-focused approach is positive, while healthy demand for postpaid services, strategic buyout and 5G expansion are tailwinds for TMUS.
T-Mobile US, Inc. (NASDAQ:TMUS ) JPMorgan 53rd Annual Global Technology, Media and Communications Conference Call May 13, 2025 3:10 PM ET Company Participants Peter Osvaldik - Chief Financial Officer Conference Call Participants Sebastiano Petti - JPMorgan Sebastiano Petti Good afternoon, everybody. I am Sebastiano Petti, and I cover the telecom, cable and satellite space at JPMorgan.
TMUS appears primed for further stock price appreciation despite some headwinds.
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United States Cellular Corporation's Q1 2025 results were disappointing, with revenue and EBITDA declining, and a significant drop in postpaid subscribers. The stock's current valuation is unsustainable, trading at 47x forward earnings and 11x EV/EBITDA, despite weak margins and negative return on equity. The T-Mobile deal is already priced in, and shareholders won't directly benefit from the $4.4 billion sale of wireless operations.
TMUS reports solid top-line growth backed by strong wireless momentum. Solid growth in cash flow is a positive.
As a disruptor in the computer and technology sector, specifically the telecommunications industry, T-Mobile US NASDAQ: TMUS proudly calls itself the "Un-carrier." This originated in March 2013, when they set out to differentiate themselves against the incumbent telecom “carriers” AT&T Inc. NYSE: T and Verizon Communications Inc. NYSE: VZ.
After releasing their Q1/25 results, both T-Mobile and Charter stocks showed outsized moves in opposite directions. I believe one single specific reason caused both huge price moves. In this article, we will see whether today can be considered the starting point of a trend inversion for Charter and/or T-Mobile.