AT&T's preferred shares T.PR.A and T.PR.C are rated 'Strong Buy' due to their attractive yields above 7.5% and trading below their $25 liquidation value, offering income and capital growth potential. The company's recent spectrum purchases and sale of AT&T Mexico strengthen its balance sheet and support fiber network expansion despite high net debt. While common shares have long-term growth prospects, preferred shares provide a safer, near-certain income opportunity in the current volatile market and rising interest rate environment.
AT&T's common shares trade at USD 23.56 on Pluang as of Oct 16, 2026, 16:31 WIB, slightly up by 0.26% for the day. The stock's dividend yield on Pluang stands at 4.82%, notably lower than the preferred shares' yield mentioned in the article. Pluang investors show strong interest with 82% buy orders, reflecting confidence in AT&T's income potential amid market volatility.
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