Beyond the "Mag 7": 3 Risk-On Market Forces

08:36am, Wednesday, 28'th Feb 2024
The biggest bear argument over the past year has been the slim leadership in the market, namely concentrated in mega-cap tech stocks like the "Mag 7." However, dig deeper, and you will discover that t
A good screener for picking undervalued stocks is the forward price-earnings ratio. Of course, when it comes to growth stocks, it makes sense to look at the price-earnings-to-growth ratio (PEG ratio).
It has certainly been a wild few days for investors in AT&T (NYSE: T ). Last week, T stock initially sank on news of a major network outage.
The AT&T (T) outage is sparking suspicion due to the spread of the outage, notes Hugh Odom. He talks about how there is a strong indication that the cause of the outage is bigger than of AT&T infrastr
AT&T (T) will offer a $5 credit to customers who were impacted by a widespread outage across the US last week. In a letter to AT&T employees, CEO John Stankey claimed the $5 credit is the cost of "ess
AT&T (T) said it would reimburse customers a full day of service for the carrier's more than 10-hour outage last week, saying it was the "right thing to do."
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Thousands of AT&T customers reported issues making and receiving calls last Thursday.
Thousands of customers lost service on Thursday when the telecommunications company ran into problems while trying to expand its network, the company's chief executive said.
AT&T CEO John Stankey sent a letter to the telecom giant's employees on Sunday about the cellular network outage that occurred Thursday and the company's efforts to restore service.
Service was restored late on Thursday on AT&T's 5G network which covers around 290 million people across the United States.
AT&T will credit customers a full day of service for the carrier's more than 10-hour outage on Thursday that affected more than 70,000 users, saying it was the "right thing to do."
AT&T is offering customers a $5 credit if they were affected by the massive outage on Thursday, which saw over 70,000 customers lose cell service in Texas, Florida, California and other states.
The CEO of AT&T apologized for the widespread cellular outage that knocked out service for thousands of customers and said some accounts will receive credits.
AT&T is planning to give billing credits amounting to $5 per account to customers who were impacted or potentially impacted by last week's wireless outage.
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