TMUS

atrox3838

congrats too all dip buyers of T, TMUS, and VZ

Big-Pomegranate3243

Don't say I didn't tell you, TMUS can hit 155 today with no AI nonsense, just pure cellular infrastructure. I'm feeling so relaxed

Comfortable_Mud_4477

Can TMUS get to 155 please

Legitimate_Risk_1079

TMUS | T-Mobile US - Current Price: $148.58 - Bull Target (12–18m): $210–$250 - Bear Target: $110–$125 - Upside: +41% to +68% - Downside: -16% to -26% - Reward-to-Risk: 2.6:1 - Success Probability: 60% - Expected ROI: +24% - Return per 1% Downside: 1.13% - Forward P/E: 11.82 - Debt-to-Equity: Not verified - Dividend Yield: 3.15% - 1-Year Return: -35% 🔴 - 5-Year Return: +27% 🟢 - Profitability: Profitable 🟢 - Revenue Growth: +9.7% 🟢 - Price Trend: Water slide 🔴 - Risk: Moderate-High - Conviction: 6/10 - Grade: B (Turnaround) T-Mobile provides wireless and broadband services. Strong profitability, cash flow, and attractive valuation offer recovery potential, but the severe one-year downtrend limits my conviction.

Keikyk

TMUS

Comfortable_Mud_4477

Are my TMUS calls saved?

3rd-Grade-Spelling

I was doing some modeling in Gemini. If the big 3, (T, VZ, TMUS) lose 30% of their wireless subscribers they make no profit, dividends are cut, and that is assuming no price war breaks out. People generally sign up for whatever phone service they have as an ISP to their house, so the Immediate battle is going to be with Comcast and Charter who still have 60 million subscribers, but who lose about a million of those a year. The StarLink CEO said something about broadcasting a signal from Teslas as small towers. The cyber cab has a StarLink built into it, but if it goes into a parking garage it loses all connectivity, and I think that low band spectrum he bought is to keep his Internet of things connected in those places without network congestion. That spectrum is a powerful bargaining piece if he wants to Starlink to be an MVNO. He is going to have to buy a lot more spectrum if he wants to do the phone thing. It's out there - Just expensive. If any of the big 3 suddenly got 30% more users from a starlink MVNO deal it would overwhelm them with congestion. The Joint Venture they formed IMO is to collectively sell StarLink their service as a MVNO.

Comfortable_Mud_4477

A 2.5% rebound on TMUS would make a 20 bagger next week for me

Sea-Abies-8988

The model doesn't involve the massive tower structures seen today. The capital investment is huge and largely unnecessary. The model will involve transmitters more than towers, using existing structures, rooftops, power poles, to distribute low frequency signals to penetrate buildings. This is for high population density areas. Rural areas, which were famously high cost and low return, will rely almost completely on satellite. If Musk needed, or wanted, the existing infrastructure, he would have pursued the purchase of a company like VZ. He doesn't need it. The technology exists to accomplish the same thing without the enormous expense. Towers will continue to exist but not hold the same importance as they do today. The existing companies VZ, TMUS, AT&T aren't in any immediate danger, and the selloff was far overdone in my opinion. They still hold real value and will continue to for several years. As always, it is the redundant ancillary structures that get replaced and refined with technological advances. I wouldn't touch the tower companies. That's my analysis. The carriers are at great values after the panic.

Flex1968

"VZ, T and TMUS getting crushed on SpaceX news" You sure that what you're seeing is based on SPCX news? I was happy to add additional VZ shares today (been invested for at least a decade). GLTA

jarMburger

Sold some TMUS puts and waiting for it to print next week

ComeAtMeBro9

I bought TMUS last week

Flimsy-Ingenuity-186

!banbet TMUS -10% 5d

BuyMeaSalad

So he didn’t buy equity shares of SpaceX? Just bonds issued by the company? I’m sorry, but I feel like I’m missing something here. The outrage in here is over what exactly? If he had bought shares of the stock I would understand, but these were bonds. SpaceX bonds ain’t moving up on this news. And even if he did buy stock, shares of SPCX are flat today on the news. Up a whopping 0.84%. Would be far more concerning if he had shorted/bought puts against VZ/TMUS prior to this news

Comfortable_Mud_4477

Bought some TMUS calls

NaluknengBalong_0918

TMUS :clifford: :clifford: :clifford: :dance: :dance: :kek: :kek:

ThanksDependent1001

Generational buying opportunity with TMUS. Thank me later.

WickedSensitiveCrew

My thesis changed off the constant delays in beta testing and launches not news like this. ASTS was supposed to be years ahead of the competition. The only positive from this news is that maybe TMUS/VZ/T team up to partner with ASTS. But if they keep delaying the execution other companies can catch up.

ThatsAllFolksAgain

35 by EOY? Not happening. AST CEO is a lying dirtbag. He promised 45-60 satellites in orbit by EOY but when BO blew up he reduced it to 45 but in reality they’ll likely do less than 20. IF, BO comes back or SpaceX allows them access to Starship which can launch 20 AST satellites at a time, they have a good chance of having 60 satellites by end of first quarter 2027. But, and it’s a big but, AST has to hustle and show they can build more than 1 satellite per month. If they succeed, AST and StarLink will be a duopoly which will work for everyone including the VZ, T and TMUS providers.

rumblepony247

I can't help but compare this to Amazon's attempt at getting into the handset/OS business, which as we all know was a massive whiff. I'm biased because I own VZ stock, but as with the Amazon example, I think Starlink underestimates the massive infrastructure/capex spending head start, and brand loyalty that VZ, T and TMUS have developed. I know it's not the same comparison, but Starlink only has ~ 2million ISP subscribers in the US - not exactly a huge market share (maybe 1.5%?). To try and break into the urban mobile market, they will have to add a ton of infrastructure. Will be interesting to see how this develops

cbusoh66

RIP ASTS (but also T, VZ, and TMUS and every single telco around the world). Starlink will be unbeatable offering home, business, car, IoT, broadband internet, WiFi, D2D, + Grok AI all in a single package, that you can use around the world through Echostar's spectrum without roaming or worrying about extras. Holy shit, maybe these fuckers at Goldman and Morgan knew the plans all along... https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/grain-management-announces-definitive-agreement-to-sell-nationwide-800-mhz-spectrum-portfolio-to-spacex-302902974.html

Spac55

High inflation and high gas prices too boring, let’s go to space $SPCX $VZ, $TMUS, $T giving internet, but $SPCX cash burning hype to take 8 Billion population to space, earth is not enough

Spac55

VZ, TMUS, T giving internet, but SPCX cash burning hype to take 8 Billion population to space, earth is not enough

Nagyde2

Best advice I can give you is to be VERY aware of the content and from whom you consume content. Many Bots and People alike reflect narrow, short term views that primarily support their specific objective. Follow people who can consume data from both sides, conduct additional research, form logical opinions... There is a HUGE difference between Trading (extremely short term) and Investing (long term). When you Invest, you have to conduct unbiased research into all aspects of the Companies you uncover. Once found, you have to have conviction in your analysis. When you do, buy and hold them forever. Some that I previously came across 15+ years ago (not recommending in 2026) and began INVESTING in were JPM, Apple, Nextel (now TMUS). VTI, VT or VOO should be 1 fund in any long term investor portfolios (age would dictate weighting bias). These had their ups/downs however their returns have met/exceeded S&P500 return. 3 different sectors but the companies all have solid businesses. We need a new Warren Buffett for this current environment where Private Equity and Tech lead Imaginary (at super inflated levels) valuations and an SEC that let's such companies enter people's IRAs ,401ks... People need to also be similarly aware of WH Administration related changes as they tend to drive short term Market moves (more for Trading). I don't post much at all but saw your opening and thought I would send something.

ThanksDependent1001

Calls on TMUS.

rahlic

I had 120k invested in NVDA, GOOGL and TMUS in 2023. All I had to do is not log in to my fidelity account untill now and I would have a little more than $1 million. Now my portfolio is worth $40k

imustbegthequestion

@$VZW... FIX YOUR FUCKING NETWORK IN CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA OR I WILL SHORT YOU TO HELL. ASK $T. I WILL GO GET THE NEW iPHONE Duo for free with@#$TMUS. PRINT. BACCARAT. CHECKMATE. CRACKHEAD. COVEFEFE PROTOCOL.

ThanksDependent1001

Rotation in to WMT and TMUS and other staples today ;)

zxc123zxc123

OP just seems to be misunderstanding how things work or only has 1st order thinking (and not even good 1st order ideas either). 1. You're right about how AI works with LLMs being query -> datacenter processing -> answer being low data transfer. Actually LESS than before because what you would do with multiple google searches, research, reading, verifying, processing, etc is now done with 1 efficient query. 2. If we're talking the AGI/Agentic/Automation/Robotics "AI" then we don't need data bandwidth either as they are mainly in network and localized. Google's data centers and bases run on it's own fiber/network. Amazon's factories have their own internal network to run the robots/inventory/security/etc because cheaper, safer, and more efficient. 3. Using that 1st order assumption and 2nd order thinking will lead someone to: **buy the router/modem/networking manufacturers** like Cisco, Broadcom, Motorola, etc. Which the market has done a few years ago and accurately priced in already. We're at the point where obscure ass overseas microbattery/capacitor companies like MURATA $MRAAY are getting runned up. OP out here talking about shit that's wrong and a few years too late. 4. Lastly OP is wrong about T because T's price has been facing pressure recently from SPCX due to the advent and build out of satellite internet. T has no way to go against SPCX in that area, can't beat Tmobile nor Verison in mobile, ***and even in the rare area were AI needs board wireless bandwidth like with autonomous vehicles (see you can have your own network at the google complex or Tesla plant, but not on the road for Model 3s or Waymos)?*** T is screwed because SPCX is owned by Elon with Alphabet being a partial owner (also invested in other space/internet companies). Tesla DEFINITELY won't run on T's network. Alphabet's Waymo is unlikely and probably would use their own, a combo with SPCX/AST, and EVEN IF they chose a ground network to work with? WTF would they choose inferior T when they could choose TMUS? TL;DR T ain't an AI play. If anything it is an anti-growth/anti-tech dividend utility. I own T btw. I bought it on the dip for a lower vol hedge that pays divs that outperform bonds in my tax exempt acc. It's a meh investment but suitable for it's role. OP shouldn't make investments on hack 1st order logic/thinking.

flicter22

T-Mobile's CEO has every incentive to say that, but watching $TMUS on MarketCast today and the chart hasn't exactly been screaming panic either. The market seems to agree Starlink is more noise than threat for now — satellite to cell has real latency and coverage gaps that terrestrial 5G doesn't. Still, I wouldn't short SpaceX on a CEO's word alone.

FuckedUpImagery

What timeframe do you guys think elon will buy a cell carrier like TMUS, i want them calls that will pop on the news

SPY_one_zillion

TMUS leaps … come back and thank me later

SteakEater137

SPCX dragging down VZ, TMUS, T etc with its bullshitting even when it's down over 10% itself lol Fucking asshole

RealPennyMuncher

Low Beta adds today: NOW MCD LOW TMUS ZTS

Rare_Instance290

Thoughts on TMUS?

traderbusto

I see we are rewarding TMUS for shutting off everyone’s phones yesterday

traderbusto

Puts on TMUS. Down nationwide

PotadoLoveGun

TMUS is green for the week, about 10%

PotadoLoveGun

TMUS up 7% on the week as the market has went down

Moist-Guava-732

load up on TMUS while its cheap price target 30 percent upside pays a 2 percent div next month fear selloff was part of AI fomo starlink will not replace standard cell or internet services same reason its a good time to buy CMCSA

ucardiologist

Are we watching the same film? What big drop. Wake me up at >40% or 60% Until then nothing to buy in I am watching TMUS MST Defences stock

SerpentRoyalty

Investment is future focused. It doesn't matter how successful a company currently is. The question is can they make even more money in the future? TMUS doesn't have much room to grow so no one would risk their capital. It'd be safer to just put your money in an index. Their eps is negative and they have a massive debt.

I_c_u_p

And TMUS drops -12%? What am I missing here?

Regular-Relation-335

A single analyst at TD Cowen floats the idea and suddenly it's a headline. The M&A math doesn't really add up though. TMUS has a market cap north of $250B and SpaceX is private with maybe $350B in valuation on a good day. That's not a cash deal and a stock swap gets messy when one side isn't public. Even if you ignore the financing headache, regulators would have a field day with the spectrum consolidation alone. The FCC already scrutinizes every small transaction in wireless. A merger of this size would take years to clear, assuming it doesn't get blocked outright. Feels more like an analyst throwing out a spicy take to get their firm some attention. The actual Starlink-TMobile partnership on direct-to-cell is already happening without anyone buying anyone else.

Afistinthasky

Theyre talking about acquiring TMUS, add in more debt for the acquisition and ongoing tower costs.

ucardiologist

Yes you can Try MSFT TMUS RDDT MA COIN MSTR ALG WCN And there’s many more opportunities but these are free money You will thank me later

1tattoedlegREDUX

TMUS the play, $200+

1tattoedlegREDUX

Buying more TMUS

1tattoedlegREDUX

TMUS

1tattoedlegREDUX

TMUS

TheLgndOfPhatterBagz

TMUS runs on Starlink without the volatile risk.

TheLgndOfPhatterBagz

!banbet TMUS 203 2w

TheLgndOfPhatterBagz

Still have all this $TMUS sitting around. USGA and America 250 sponsor. Will see what happens leading up to July 4th.

Critical_Concert_689

TMUS at a 2 year low and seeing a sudden drop. Is this the end for TMOBILE? WTF is going on, TMOBILE?! Maybe I should go all in on it so it can drop to the 3 year low.

jew4445

New TMUS, DIS??

Modo_Autorator

Who hurt you? I responded with even keeled facts and your response is “meme stock bro.”  Put forth a more compelling thesis backed up by actual data or keep it to yourself. PS - ASTS is fundamentally a B2B company with several international MNO customers (and recently just stole TMUS from SpaceX) so even your one unfounded claim is bunk.

Twysted_Gaming

$Uber $TMUS

nikc9

SpaceX alternative stock basket You can buy ~26% of SpaceX's market cap, ~5.7x its revenue, for a basket trading at 4.3x sales vs SpaceX's 93.7x | Unit | Ticker | Mkt cap | Revenue | Net income | P/S | Rev growth | |:--|:--|--:|--:|--:|--:|--:| | Launch | RKLB Rocket Lab | $72.6B | $0.68B | –$0.18B | 107x | 64% | | Connectivity | TMUS T-Mobile | $206.6B | $90.5B | +$10.5B | 2.3x | 11% | | Social (X) | SNAP Snap | $9.4B | $6.10B | –$0.41B | 1.5x | 12% | | Social (X) | RDDT Reddit | $28.9B | $2.47B | +$0.71B | 11.7x | 69% | | AI hosting | CRWV CoreWeave | $58.7B | $6.23B | –$1.59B | 9.4x | 112% | | Model provider | 0100.HK MiniMax | $26.7B | $0.08B | –$1.87B | n/m | 131% | | Model provider | 2513.HK Zhipu/Z.ai | $57.7B | ~$0.1B | –$0.27B | n/m | 99% | | **TOTAL** | **7 stocks** | **$460.6B** | **$106.2B** | **+$6.93B** | **4.3x** | — | Basket vs SpaceX (S-1, FY2025) | Metric | Basket | SpaceX | Read | |:--|--:|--:|:--| | Market cap | $460.6B | $1,750B | basket = **0.26x** | | Revenue | $106.2B | $18.67B | basket = **5.7x** | | Net income | **+$6.93B** | **–$4.94B** | basket profitable, SpaceX bleeds | | Implied P/S | **4.3x** | **93.7x** | SpaceX **~22x** richer |

Good-Bid-7325

True, also TMUS and some European positions are balancing my out my high semiconductor exposure

AdministrativeCut966

TMUS has a 1 year price target of +40%, also quarterly dividend is paying in a few weeks so that’s nice.

IntoxicatedFlubber

200 TMUS end of month

ThinCrusts

TMUS 200$ incoming

Bonemeal87

Currently swinging TMUS think its undervalued and in the midst of a reversal

jsands7

Pick a stock and it is probably largely undervalued by the summation of all professional analysts: $NOW 56% undervalued $DIS 27% undervalued $AMZN 18% undervalued $NVDA 37% undervalued $TMUS 30% undervalued $BA 20% undervalued $ZTS 27% undervalued $LULU 30% undervalued I mean throw a dart at any given industry and there’s gobs of stocks way under their average updated price targets

dvdmovie1

VZ is never going to be a home run; it's an income name with tremendous debt. I've never really liked the telecoms and aside from maybe TMUS none of them are still appealing. MSFT has been sold off as part of broader software sector concerns and the fact that they and other Mag 7 names have had to spend a mountain of money on AI. The beneficiaries over the last 2-3 years have been much more where the money is being spent than who is spending the money. Also, you're talking about massive, massive companies that aren't going to have tremendous growth at the scale they're at - and VZ would be more value, not growth.

burner456987123

Jim Cramer says that because TMUS had good earnings, it will correlate with good AAPL results. We will see.

Bonemeal87

T mobile/TMUS...ER was a beat!!!

Wooden_Switch1838

Buying $TMUS at EOD

NaluknengBalong_0918

!p vm analyze the option chain of TMUS for me

NaluknengBalong_0918

VM analyze the option chain of TMUS for me

Nacamaka

# 1. VZ — Verizon **Catalyst:** Earnings before open, Apr. 27 **Technical setup:** RVOL: 0.85 RSI: 41.46 Below 20D and 50D SMA, above 200D SMA **Options market:** Expected move: \~6.27% by May 22 May 1 weekly call IV: 45% Call/put ratio: \~2.2 calls per 1 put **Read:** Telecom boomer stock, but options are pricing real movement into earnings. Calls are noticeably heavier than puts. # 2. PSA — Public Storage **Catalyst:** Earnings after close, Apr. 27 **Technical setup:** RVOL: 0.85 RSI: 62.48 Above 20D, 50D, and 200D SMA **Options market:** Expected move: \~4.85% by May 15 30-day put/call OI ratio: 0.6433 Put/call volume ratio: 0.3870 **Read:** Price is strong and above major moving averages. Options positioning leans calls, but implied move is more moderate than the others. # 3. CDNS — Cadence Design Systems **Catalyst:** Earnings/webcast after close, Apr. 27 **Technical setup:** RVOL: \~1.15 RSI: 65.38 Above 20D, 50D, and 200D SMA Near the top of its 1-month range **Options market:** Expected move: \~11.49% by May 22 30-day put/call OI ratio: 3.7813 Put/call volume ratio: 7.1111 **Read:** This is the spicy one. Strong chart, but options are heavily skewed toward puts. Could be hedging, could be bearish positioning, could be earnings fear. Either way, IV says movement. # 4. UPS — United Parcel Service **Catalyst:** Earnings before open, Apr. 28 **Technical setup:** RVOL: 0.63 RSI: 62.59 Above 20D, 50D, and 200D SMA **Options market:** Expected move: \~8.71% by May 22 30-day put/call OI ratio: 0.2729 Put/call volume ratio: 0.7444 **Read:** Chart is in an uptrend and options positioning leans calls. Earnings before open means gap risk is high. This thing could move before most people finish their coffee. # 5. TMUS — T-Mobile **Catalyst:** Earnings after close, Apr. 28 **Technical setup:** RVOL: 1.22 RSI: 37.10 Below 20D, 50D, and 200D SMA **Options market:** Expected move: \~7.50% by May 22 May 1 weekly call IV: 58% Call/put ratio: roughly 1:1 into earnings 30-day put/call volume ratio: 17.746 **Read:** Weak chart, elevated volume, and a ton of put volume. Either traders are hedging hard or betting on more downside. This is not a calm setup.

Evening_Control6034

These are the issues with FIG 1. They are still not profitable. With AI tools coming in their moat is eroded and pricing power is also eroded. Google can build something that does 80% of what figma does for 30% price. 2. Everyone in S&P uses it. Its a mature and saturated product. I dont see how it can keep going higher. Who are their new customers gonna be. 3. CEO buying is itself a weak signal. We saw NKE TMUS and ADBE (company not ceo) crash a lot despite CEO buying

Bonemeal87

T mobile/TMUS and TSLA🚀🚀🚀🚀

Bonemeal87

T mobile TMUS💰

Bonemeal87

Anyone looking into TMUS? Downtrend definitely shown however bounce/reversal seems to possibly be in the near future

HugeAd5056

You see how communication stocks were doing well despite that? I’m holding TMUS shares right now. But the funny thing is, it just dropped 8 or 9 points from the moment I sold CSPs last week Wednesday. I coulda sworn we’d have a rough Thursday sell off with safe havens clinged to, but I guess people got more optimistic than they should have and bought up growth stocks.

DIYPeace

It’s about time for my stable value holdings of TMUS, VZ, DTE.DE to see gains.

PowerfulSeeds

Bought a bunch TMUS for $186 on 1/23 after they announced a whole slew of layoffs on the 21st. Best performer in my portfolio this year 🙌

nonameVeo

T-Mobile and Nintendo. Had Nintendo in 2017, held from $15 to $55 during Switch run up. Back in it again recently bought some at $8 and then kept buying more as the stock has been dropping on nothingburgers. Held TMUS around same period from 55$ -> $235

BullyMog

NFA. $VRT, KHC, TMUS, GFS, U- calls for Feb 20 2026 slightly OTM Any of these would be a good choice IMO. I am buying KHC feb 20 2026 22.5c and also $U Feb 20 2026 31c. Good luck https://preview.redd.it/d9jon0fblpig1.jpeg?width=772&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=10971c17ee9fb3036baaf8c457cea94ddcb770ee

PowerfulSeeds

After that Trumprx reveal? UNH NFLX once Ellison and his piss baby son stop shorting it and sic'ing Ted Cruz on the real Ted I liked and bought MSFT at $420 so I like them more today, planning on selling right before/during the openai IPO I got in on $TMUS at $186/ea I think its still got room to grow at least 20% this year now that theyre laying off all their brick and mortar employees. All they did was call customer support and talk to them in front of you anyways. I was hoping $RDDT would drop to $100 or less so I didnt buy after watching them tank all week, theyre up $6 a/h so far, think I missed the boat there Idk just open a chart, pull up market caps >$100B, sort by RSI lowest to highest, and pick a real company with real consumer staples and a real moat and throw some money in. Market makers are going nuts right now after the silver Black Friday trying to squeeze speculators out before the big move and find some balance. Every idiot has been making money buying 2x leveraged ETFs on AI stocks with 400 PEs and no real product. Money's gonna either sit offsides with the dollar strengthening or move into consumer staples, industrial, communication, real businesses with real earnings and real consumer demand.

DerTagestrinker

Telcos and cable are beat down (outside of TMUS) and I dont see AI replacing millions of miles of fiber anyone soon.

RtrnOdaMac

Finally got out of my TMUS bag today. Also managed to time aa BSX scalp perfectly. Eveerything else in my port ain't looking too good though. Trying to stay on the positive side though.

RtrnOdaMac

!banbet TMUS 201 2d

jimmut

[TMUS Weekly Chart](https://www.tradingview.com/x/tMy3ghx0) I see some bullish divergence and it’s on support. Most I could still see it going down to is 168 but it may bounce from here. I’m actually gonna start DCAing into it as it looks like a great setup. So if you can hang on maybe a bit more I think it will pay off before long.

IDrinkSulfuricAcid

Why would you ever buy TMUS over T or hell even VZ.

Fantastic-Season-330

#TMUS

RtrnOdaMac

Need out of my TMUS bags. Damn thing is just constant dilution.

Frozen_Shades

Are they gonna take out T, TMUS and VZ from SPY and put in ASTS or am I high?

TheLgndOfPhatterBagz

!Banbet TMUS 200 10d

Fantastic-Season-330

Holy TMUS buying opportunity

nonameVeo

I sold 5 shares of TMUS at $245 And 10 shares of Roblox at $51 :( To buy 10 shares of Apple at $173 I sold 20 shares of GameStop at $26 And 20 shares of Scholastic at $16.42 To buy 10 shares of Target at $91 I sold 5 shares of EA at $201 To buy 47 shares of Nintendo at $21(and it’s been hurting badly this month. Not even sure why when their numbers are good, but I suppose RAM fears are hurting it badly along with Japan shit economy) And bought 10 shares of META at $597 Also bought 25 shares of RKLB at $41 Just sold 10 shares of Palantir(had 70 at $8 and 20 at $22 for awhile) very recently at $189 to buy 15 shares of Netflix at $95. May hurt in the short term but Netflix feels quite cheap right now and with their rumors of wanting to buy EA, makes me think they have big plans to become an entertainment hub and not just streaming. Other purchases this year: * 20 shares of Intel at $20.42 * 9 shares of Nike at $72 * 5 shares of Google at $146 * 6 shares of AMD at 83 * 11 shares of Nike at $55

TeamConsistent5240

Amazon, Meta, Shake shack, toast, UNH, Merck, TMUS, deck, kdp, SOXL for the next couple weeks on technical breakout and China h200 deal.

Character-Pizza-8133

Continuing to ride TMUS like Sea Biscuit

Character-Pizza-8133

$TMUS 📈

Maakus

TLDR TMUS goes up. Not big ups, but enough ups that you can go to sleep well. I agree with most of OPs sentiment. TMUS free cash flow is at at 10 year peak. Expect easy returns, especially in a shaky 2026.

OneTrueDweet

That’s exactly what happened. They put in the good face long enough to keep their new customers, then reverted back to the T-Mobile we all know and “love” No shares owed, but I did just switch my cell provider away from TMUS.

SerpentRoyalty

There is clearly an upside to TMUS. considering their growth has slowed and they have a bunch of debt, it can probably go up around 20% from here. Around the $240 mark. Has TMUS always had such low institutional ownership or are they dumping?

SunriseSurprise

As a TMUS customer, they're feeling as bloated-costing as Verizon felt before I had switched to Sprint, which T-Mobile bought. Another upstart will come along, charge reasonable prices and start gobbling their business up like they did with Verizon. You're probably right in the short term based on TA but they're not a company I'd bet on for the long term.

Chuckandchuck

TMUS is improving. They are more competitive in some areas than T or VZ. Ran comparable to a TMUS user. I fear that TMUS and direct to cell service for satellite will loose customers in 2027. Should Direct to cell be a motivator to leave TMUS