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As long as fools buy internet AT&T be fine. Buy T stock fool.
they have government contracts they don't need real customers and if they do go bankrupt they will just pull a too big to fail and have the government bail them out. similar to GM.
T is surviving on all the fat built up over the past 100 years. They will eventually encounter strong head winds, when they do it will get ugly quick. The days of Stankey and Stephenson sucking 2-3-4-5 million vig on every acquisition are just about over.
18 months, March 2023. ATT will lose customers to T-Mobile'S 5G network. T-Mobiles network coverage is already 90% of ATT's, and they don't play games with taxes and fees. Imagine paying $60 each month for your line that was advertised at $60.
Second, T-Mobile home internet does not require an installation tech to visit the customer home. There are no overage fees. It doesn't work perfectly, but at $50 a month it sets a ballpark range of what ATT Ccan charge for wired home internet.
I estimate one year for T-Mobile to deliver on network capacity and 6 months for ATT subscriber loss to set in. With the upcoming dividend cut. ATT won't have the capital to spend on improving its network.
Any day now. They are talking to bankruptcy lawyers right now.
Cash cow…they’d completely cut there dividend before that happened. Your dreaming.
T is a a cash generating machine that will still he here long after you’re gone! The debt load while still somewhat manageable is not that big of a deal compared to its ability to maintain its constant revenue stream along with dividends payments every quarter. Bankruptcy, slim to no chance!
Really???? What a lame statement. AT&T will never be bankrupt. They still have way too many people standing in line to send them money every month.
When there is no more $ left for the Ratty or Stinky to steal!
When everybody in the company will be fully vaccinated.