NYSE:T

AT&T (T)

23.32
-0.28 (1.17%)
as of Aug 4, 2026, 1:39:09 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 3 opinions in the last 12 months.

AT&T's stock is facing challenges, having fallen below its 200-day moving average, which is also on a downward trend. While there is potential for recovery from a longer-term downtrend, the stock could be worth considering for investment if it maintains above the recent lows of $23. Experts see a constructive outlook if the stock surpasses the highs near $26.50, indicating a potential rebound. However, rising interest rates might pose a challenge due to the company’s debt load, and some experts suggest looking into pipeline stocks for better inflation protection. With a yield of 4.4%, AT&T appears attractive but lacks growth prospects, making it a questionable investment choice for some.

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Cautious
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Undervalued
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DON'T BUY
(Market Call Minute.) Good dividend yield but not a lot of growth potential for the time being. Going to be a very competitive landscape.
DON'T BUY
A little bit of upside but not a lot. Good yield of 5.5-6%. Upside is limited by fact that they are struggling to make a footprint in the wireless business. Challenged because they have the traditional wire side. Verizon is also spending a lot of money. Would prefer a Canadian telecom.
COMMENT
This is a dividend aristocrat type company that has paid a dividend increasing for 15 years. 6% dividend and a good balance sheet. Currently it has problems with its pension and has to pay for its smart phones being added to its network. There won't be a lot of growth here.
BUY
This is a defensive name. Payout ratio is probably about in the 60% area so relatively secure from a dividend perspective. It will have tremendous growth but will pay you a very nice dividend. 6% at this point.
COMMENT
(Market Call Minute.) Good dividend yield. Very competitive business. A lot of capital is needed to stay in business.
BUY
(Market Call Minute.) One of those companies that will benefit from reduced capital expenditure this upcoming year. Strong dividend.
BUY
Good dividend yield. Canadian investors moving into the US is a good idea. Telecom is a very competitive business and very capital-intensive. Don't expect a lot of growth.
BUY
Have a 6% dividend which is very secure and is about 175 basis points more than their 10 year bonds..
COMMENT
Because of the small amount of competition, it will make lots and lots of money. Not a bad place for yield right now but for Canadian investors, you don't get the dividend tax credit.
DON'T BUY
Doesn’t have the benefit of dividend tax credit, doesn’t recommend it.
TOP PICK
Looking for defensive names, solid balance sheet, 6% yield, beta level almost half that of market. Descent growth.
COMMENT
Has a messy uptrend, but an uptrend nonetheless. In a sector that has been in favour. Bottom is in place and in the sector that is in favour right now.
HOLD
Likes it and is one of his US positions. Done nicely. Nice yield. Will continue to happily hold it.
TOP PICK
Telcos, globally, will continue to do well. This company has a very attractive catalyst if the T Mobile merger gets consummated. It will raise profitability significantly over a 2-3 year time frame. 6.2% dividend.
COMMENT
This is a good holding but at this point, Verizon (VZ-N) might be better value. Feels you get a good yield with Verizon plus a little more growth.
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