Prev Close | 61.23 |
Day Low/High | 60.99 / 61.42 |
52 Wk Low/High | 52.28 / 61.34 |
Avg Volume | 10.59M |
Prev Close | 61.23 |
Day Low/High | 60.99 / 61.42 |
52 Wk Low/High | 52.28 / 61.34 |
Avg Volume | 10.59M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 4.14B |
Market Cap | 252.32B |
EPS | 3.80 |
P/E Ratio | 15.74 |
Div & Yield | 2.46 (3.97%) |
This major telecom offers a high yield and promising growth through 5G investments and the Internet of Things.
The two stocks provide high yields and a chance for growth.
I love when activist investors, in this case Elliott Management, get involved in a name that I am already long.
Most important is that the Fed felt the need earlier this week to expand it's minimum offering for overnight repo operations, while also increasing the 14 day repos.
The Defense Department's potential $10 billion award for their cloud computing contract is a never ending saga with Microsoft and Amazon as finalists.
A little bit of luck and a lot of homework can go a long way to make Big Money out of Mad Money. It's buying a Biogen, a Centene, or a Bristol-Myers that could do just that for you.
The announcement that Verizon customers will get Disney+ for free over the first 12 months has put a dent (-$9) into my most recent trading short rental, Netflix. That's on top of Friday's large loss. I will have more later in the week on how this m...
Let's check VZ's charts.
The Wall Street Journal is running an article that showcases how AT&T's new activist investor - Elliot Management Corp. - wants the company to be more like Verizon and focus on building out its 5G network and cut costs. While I agree with Elliot tha...
Elliott Management has expressed concern over not just the expense made in diversifying AT&T's overall business direction, but also in the reshuffling of leadership at the C-level.
Let's pay a visit to the charts and indicators of Verizon.
This is going to be a long slog as the president thinks the longer he holds out for a deal with China, the better -- so get used to more selloffs.
These stocks and sectors are safe havens, and may even be opportunities.
The Fed chairman's news conference threw markets for a loop with hawkish words that did not support the Fed's dovish actions.
The catalyst for equities is now out of the bag, it is just a matter of finding companies with that catalyst before everyone catches on.
These top picks are expected to produce attractive capital gains over the next 12 months.
It's being reported that next week we could see some forward progress on the proposed merger of Sprint and T-Mobile that would make the combined entity the third largest player in the domestic mobile service market. Let's remember, though, that it's...
These names offer a high degree of safety and income in an uncertain market, and should get a boost from the Fed's dovish stance on interest rates.
Let's check on the latest charts and indicators.
Qualcomm exec Dean Brenner suggests his company sees a large opportunity to deploy 5G in unlicensed spectrum, and that 5G's technical strengths make it a better choice than Wi-Fi for certain applications.
Adobe may be eyeing future M&A.
Adobe's leadership position in cloud is clearing the way for share growth and pushing its shares higher despite more conservative guidance from management.
Going long on the tech giant is more about health care and credit card offerings than the iPhone.
Should a T-Mobile/Sprint deal be cleared in return for asset sales, there could be major long-term implications for both wireless and home broadband competition.
These stocks share a number of attributes, from little or no exposure to China to moderate expected volatility.
If it's willing to make the large investments needed, Jeff Bezos' firm could use a wireless network to not only strengthen Prime, but also its ad business and AWS.