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Posted on 1/25/23 at 3:55 pm
Posted on 1/25/23 at 3:55 pm
Anybody else started buying around 15? Been buying since 21 and really started buying at 15. Really enjoying the move up. Hope this makes it back up to 30 in the next year.
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Posted on 1/25/23 at 6:06 pm to FLObserver
Got a bunch just under $15. I also hope it hits $30.
Posted on 1/25/23 at 8:29 pm to FLObserver
I have over $60K invested at an average cost of $20.2/share. Started buying several years ago solely for the dividend (bad move, I know, lesson learned).
Needless to say I'm thrilled with the upward momentum the past few weeks and the big move up today.
To be honest, if it hits $25 I'll probably sell, take gains I never thought I'd see again, and then move on and forget about this stock.
Needless to say I'm thrilled with the upward momentum the past few weeks and the big move up today.
To be honest, if it hits $25 I'll probably sell, take gains I never thought I'd see again, and then move on and forget about this stock.
Posted on 1/25/23 at 8:43 pm to FLObserver
It wont hit 30. At&t had the WB spinoff.
Posted on 1/25/23 at 8:55 pm to skewbs
Guidance today suggested T has the debt problem under control, with the outstanding loans locked around a 4% interest rate. They claim a plan to retire those loans sequentially over the next 4-5 years IIRC, with ample cash flow to pay dividends and reinvest $18 billion in 2023 (following $14 billion in 2022).
The Black Rock deal appears to be a completely separate endeavor--not associated with the current operational footprint. Importantly, after the DirecTV debacle, it does not create any further indebtedness.
I've DCA'd down to $21.50 or so. Enjoying the $1.08/share annual dividend for now and believe it will get back to positive territory (for me at least) by mid-year.
The Black Rock deal appears to be a completely separate endeavor--not associated with the current operational footprint. Importantly, after the DirecTV debacle, it does not create any further indebtedness.
I've DCA'd down to $21.50 or so. Enjoying the $1.08/share annual dividend for now and believe it will get back to positive territory (for me at least) by mid-year.
Posted on 1/26/23 at 10:42 am to FCP
As an employee I hope to god it goes up but not getting my hopes up
They’ve made a ton since spinning off DIRECTV
They have made many layoffs which can be good in the long run
They’ve made a ton since spinning off DIRECTV
They have made many layoffs which can be good in the long run
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