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I actually doubt this merger will go through. This would put AT&T far ahead of Verizon in term of subscribers, even if they are less desirable due to the low AR
by gpapilion 16y ago
I actually doubt this merger will go through. This would put AT&T far ahead of Verizon in term of subscribers, even if they are less desirable due to the low ARPU. There isn't enough churn in the wireless market to balance the AT&T and Verizon out over a reasonable time, and Sprint would now be a distant third. Effectively this will shut anyone else out of the National carrier business, and eliminate the possibility of any new MVNOs, since customer acquisition costs would be very high, and you only have two parties to negotiate licenses with.
- baggachipz 16y agoI totally agree with you, except for your first sentence. :)
- harryh 16y agoYou care to put your money where your mouth is? I've got 500 bucks that says you're wrong.
- MichaelApproved 16y ago500? Sounds good to me. Meet me in the options market. Edit: Bought 10 July 28 puts and sold 10 July 27 puts against it. If AT&T is below 27 by July expiration I make $500. If the stock is above 28 by July expiration I lose $500.
- X-Istence 16y agoI had never thought about this, but that is one hell of a way to put your money where your mouth is. Interesting ... very interesting.