Ronald Martinez
Summary
- AT&T has become a leaner and more focused company after cutting its media arm and reducing its debt.
- The company also reported a solid Q3 which proves the firm is putting its volatile past behind it.
- Additionally, AT&T is priced more attractively compared to its competitors Verizon and T-Mobile.
- That said, there are some risks around the company’s massive debt pile, and the firm’s exposure to macro conditions could introduce earnings volatility.
- Thus, selling put options on AT&T stock may be the most optimal way to generate income and take advantage of the company’s improved prospects.
You’re probably familiar with AT&T (NYSE:T) and its stock at this point.
Countless digital ink has been spilled on the massive telecom company over the last few years, especially in light of the company’s recent breakup with Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) and all of the surrounding drama.
You’re probably also familiar with the company’s dividend, which was the star of much debate on Seeking Alpha and elsewhere when it was cut in 2022 for the first time in 29 years.
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