My partner and I will not be investing in T-Mobile. Over the last year, the company has only risen 1.3, and since we're only playing the game for two more months, it makes no sense to invest if there's no good chance at making money over the two month span. According to Douglas A. McIntyre "The firm lost 77,000 subscribers in the third quarter. Most analysts blame the attrition on a poor lineup of handset products and tremendous competition from Verizon Wireless (VZ) and AT&T (T)." Many analysts feel that it would be wise of T-mobile to become part of Sprint, just so that they can be viable again.
With such high competition, like Verizon Wireless with their Droid phones, and AT&T with their iPhones, it is no wonder T-Mobile is falling behind. Even a star actress like Catherine Zeta Jones can't help them now.
by Jenna Weinblatt
Jenna- good blogs, but the spring break one is missing any reference to data and the auto blog is missing any reference to news.
ReplyDeleteRebecca- Perfect blogs, great work
I agree with this decision. T-Mobile is definitely a long term stock, which makes it useless for ths game. Besides the length of time, the stock itself has not made any serious rises in value, so there wouldn't be a big increase in money.
ReplyDeleteDavid Mann