T-Mobile (TMUS) has been the best-performing US telecom stock in the past five years, soaring by over 174%. In the same period, AT&T and Comcast rose by 7.50% and 4.35% respectively, while Verizon ...

Fiber weakness and macro challenges could lead to the wireless network operator underperforming, according to KeyBanc.

T-Mobile received an overall score of 710 out of a possible 1,000 points, with Verizon scoring a 599 and AT&T in last place with a 569. In terms of 5G reliability, TMUS took the first position again.

T-Mobile faces bearish signals with downward EPS revisions, high implied volatility, and technical weakness. Click here to ...

The stock’s strong showing is supported by T-Mobile’s continued growth in the lucrative postpaid phone market (927,000 subscriber adds over Q4 2022, more than both Verizon and AT&T combined).

AT&T (NYSE: T) and T-Mobile US (NASDAQ: TMUS) are two of the three major telcos that dominate the U.S. wireless market, but each arrived at that point from different places. AT&T is a former Baby ...

Furthermore, T-Mobile is taking mobile phone market share from its competitors. In the first quarter of 2023, it saw a gain of 538,000 postpaid phone subscribers, while AT&T gained 424,000 and ...

T-Mobile US (TMUS 0.18%) is, by far, the most expensive stock of the three big U.S. wireless carriers, but that doesn't mean investors should avoid the stock.. Based on an analysis of T-Mobile, AT ...

As with AT&T, reduced equipment sales led to a drop of 0.2% in T-Mobile's case. Still, it reduced operating expenses, allowing its $2.4 billion net income to rise 22% compared to last year's quarter.

Telecom veteran AT&T (NYSE: T) has delivered dividends to investors for decades. Rival T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) followed suit in 2023, offering a dividend for the first time in company history with ...

With AT&T and T-Mobile stocks performing well, does one stand out as the better telecom investment? AT&T shares have done well of late, hitting a 52-week high of $27.97 in March.