T-Mobile: Top 5G Leader Is Well-Primed To Continue Outperforming

Oct. 14, 2023 2:30 PM ETT-Mobile US, Inc. (TMUS)6 Comments

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T-Mobile Reports Strong Quarterly Earnings

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Comments (6)

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B26354
Yesterday, 6:07 PM
TMUS is maybe losing their mojo with some recent moves that has p'd off customers. And they need to address hacks, though so far it hasn't impacted subs. We may not see much impact in Q3 report but Q4 report will be telling on consumer perception.
Jack be quick
Yesterday, 4:33 PM
Your first chart is confusing. It seems to have transposed TMUS and T. With the US market reaching saturation and VZ, T and others improving their cost structures, the growth rate of TMUS needed to sustain their valuation is a bit of a question mark. Revenue growth since 2021 has been flat and the growth in operating earnings have been from improving margins which will have competitive limits. They have had a great run but T and VZ at < 7 forward PE and 8% dividend yield looks like an interesting play.
TMobile: “Riding the coattails of VZ and AT&T 5G build-out efforts expenses & debt to success”
RumbaGuy
Yesterday, 3:29 PM
Thanks for showing the Quant factor grades. Clearly, TMUS is way overpriced at $141. If TMUS were priced using the same growth discount formula as VZ, it would be selling for $30.50. Hans Vestberg (CEO) spoke at the last Goldman Sachs technology conference, saying that VZ is expecting 17B in revenue this year while adding 400,000 new subscribers per quarter - so TMUS isn't outperforming VZ, its just trying to keep up. Long VZ.
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B26354
Yesterday, 6:02 PM
@RumbaGuy I wouldn't recommend TMUS (or telcom in general) but $140s is not overpriced when you look at significant earnings increase likely to occur as more "Sprint Synergies" realized over next few years. EPS will jump, FCF will jump, P/E expected to eventually improve below 10. There's a reason TMUS has attracted hedge funds, value and whale investors over the last year+.
RumbaGuy
Yesterday, 7:44 PM
@B26354 Looking at the open positions in the options market, both VZ and TMUS are expected to rise 14% by April 2024 - and just slightly higher in January 2026, so these whale investors are not on the radar. In fact, TMUS has 16 open calls in January 2026 while VZ has 6,000 calls open between the $35 and $38 strikes. Looks like the whale action is in VZ.
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