said by sonicmerlin:You realize... If T-mobile wanted to they could easily slow down network investment slightly and "turn a profit". If their financial prospects were ever so dim as you rabidly insist, their stock value would have plummeted. Given their massive quarterly customer acquisitions and revenue growth they're obviously in a very, very good position right now. Their main focus is spending all available revenue on network and subscriber expansion to reach greater economies of scale.
If this is still difficult for you to understand I recommend you avoid investing.
Thank you for your recommendation. My portfolio has been doing reasonably well to date so I believe that it's best for me to continue thinking for myself and trusting my own analyses.
You realize that TMUS has apparently already been doing as you've suggested as their Q2 CAPEX was down both sequentially and Y-o-Y. This, despite them currently having the fewest POPs covered of the four major carriers and they
already had the smallest CAPEX out of the four. As for their stock plummeting, there's almost no chance of that happening with the acquisition talks that have surrounded them for some time now.