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 ...

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

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

While that only represents one quarter, such disparities seem to have appeared in the stock's performances. Over the last five years, T-Mobile stock has dramatically outperformed AT&T and the S&P 500.

Before choosing AT&T for its dividend, a key consideration is its massive debt burden. The company exited the third quarter with a whopping $126.7 billion in long-term debt.

T-Mobile had several motives for acquiring Sprint in 2020. First, the merger provided T-Mobile access to Sprint's 5G spectrum assets, a vital resource to build and maintain a high-quality network.

T-Mobile’s focus on deploying this mid-band spectrum has paid off, as it offers a nice balance between speed and coverage, compared to the millimeter-wave spectrum - which offers ultra-fast ...

Shares of telecommunications name T-Mobile US Inc (NASDAQ:TMUS) are down 3.7% at $210.91 at last glance, following two bear notes. Wells Fargo downgraded the stock to "equal weight" from ...

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.

T-Mobile had several motives for acquiring Sprint in 2020. First, the merger provided T-Mobile access to Sprint's 5G spectrum assets, a vital resource to build and maintain a high-quality network.