T-Mobile US and OTIS Worldwide stocks have both dropped over 25% in the past year, presenting potential long-term buying opportunities. T-Mobile stands out with the lowest debt among peers, aggressive share buybacks, raised earnings guidance, a forward P/E under 17, and expected double-digit dividend growth. OTIS is currently facing temporary challenges from inflation and China market issues but shows signs of stabilizing orders and cost savings, trading at a forward P/E of 16.7, below historical and sector averages. Both companies have solid fundamentals and promising dividend growth, suggesting significant upside potential over the next 2 to 3 years despite short-term volatility risks.
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