AT&T's stock has been underperforming somewhat over the last year, declining from as high as $41 in 2017 to around $32 currently on account of a mixed performance in the wireless business, headwinds in the U.S. pay-TV market and regulatory uncertainty surrounding the Time Warner deal.
AT&T's stock has been underperforming somewhat over the last year, declining from as high as $41 in 2017 to around $32 currently on account of a mixed performance in the wireless business, headwinds in the U.S. pay-TV market and regulatory uncertainty surrounding the Time Warner deal.
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