Golden Crosses
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Follow this list to discover and track stocks that have set golden crosses within the last week. A Golden Cross is when a stock's 50 day moving average crosses above the 200 day moving average. This list is generated daily, ranked based on market cap and limited to the top 30 stocks that meet the criteria.
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- CNBC•2 days ago
Wall Street is expecting a two-year pause in big media and telecom deals after a crazy 2018
No company wants their proposed deal to become a political football in the 2020 presidential campaign. Plus, it will take some time for capital markets to digest megadeals like AT&T-Time Warner and Disney Fox. A possible recession is another wild card.
- Motley Fool•3 days ago
How Charter’s Strategy Differs From Other Cable Companies
The company is focused on being a pure play in connected cable service (for now, anyway).
- Market Realist•4 days ago
How Verizon Is Trying to Consolidate Its Subscriber Base
Verizon (VZ) recently introduced a service called MyNumbers, which allows its wireless customers to work with up to five phone numbers on a single handset, making it easy for people to have separate numbers for personal, business, and other uses without having to carry around multiple phones. Although MyNumbers mostly sees Verizon catching up to the competition because T-Mobile (TMUS) and AT&T (T) have already launched their variants of the service, it could help Verizon boost its customer retention. Under Verizon’s MyNumbers service, each added line is charged at $15 per month, which looks cheaper than buying a separate device for each use even for those customers who upgrade their handsets regularly.
- Market Realist•5 days ago
How Verizon’s 5G Home Service Is Coming Along
Verizon (VZ) launched its residential 5G service, known as Verizon 5G Home, in four cities in the United States on October 1. The Verizon 5G Home service has entered its third month in December. Verizon still isn’t disclosing its 5G Home subscription metrics, but the company recently shared details suggesting that the service is off to a great start.
- Market Realist•5 days ago
How Comcast and Charter Are Faring in the Mobile Market
Comcast (CMCSA) and Charter Communications (CHTR) have diversified into the wireless market, selling mobile services using Verizon’s (VZ) 4G LTE (long-term evolution) network. The arrangement with Verizon restricts Comcast and Charter to selling mobile services in their footprints.
- Market Realist•6 days ago
Is the T-Mobile-Sprint Merger Deal in Danger?
Although T-Mobile (TMUS) hopes to close its deal to merge with Sprint (S) as early as in the first quarter of 2019, the path isn’t smooth, as the deal continues to face strong resistance. Fearing reduced competition in the wireless market and possible job losses, more than a dozen groups, including labor unions, have recently asked the Democrat-controlled US House of Representatives to hold a hearing on the T-Mobile-Sprint merger deal.
- Zacks•6 days ago
Kennametal (KMT) Up 1.3% Since Last Earnings Report: Can It Continue?
Kennametal (KMT) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock? We take a look at earnings estimates for some clues.
- Market Realist•7 days ago
What Analysts Expect for Frontier Stock
Of the 14 Reuters-surveyed analysts covering Frontier Communications (FTR) stock on November 29, only 7% recommended “buy,” while 43% recommended “hold” and 50% recommended “sell.” Frontier stock has fallen ~56.4% in the last 12 months and ~45.7% year-to-date. Based on the stock’s November 29 price of $3.67, analysts’ target price of $5.16 implies they expect the stock to rise ~40.6% over the next 12 months. The target price has fallen from $6.37 a month ago.
Market Realist•7 days agoHow Charter Communications’ Valuation Is Trending
As of November 28, Verizon (VZ) was the largest US telecom company by market capitalization at $248.2 billion, followed by AT&T (T) at $223.7 billion. Meanwhile, Charter Communications (CHTR) had a market capitalization of $75.2 billion, as showcased in the chart below.
Market Realist•8 days agoHow New Digital Officer Could Help Boost Dish Network
On November 28, Dish Network (DISH) appointed Suma Nallapati as the new senior vice president and chief digital officer. Nallapati will report to the company’s chief information officer, Atilla Tinic. Nallapati will join the company in mid-January. Nallapati is expected to ensure that Dish Network is well-positioned with the application delivery and digital strategy implementation. Nallapati is expected to overlook sales, e-commerce, customer and partner management, billing and other various operational support systems, and help the company to perform better.
Market Realist•8 days agoWhy Charter Communications’ Video Customer Base Is Shrinking
Charter Communications (CHTR), the second-largest cable operator in the United States, continued to lose video customers in the third quarter. The company lost a net 66,000 residential video customers in the third quarter as compared to 104,000 net losses in the year-ago quarter. Charter’s residential video customers declined by ~1.6% YoY to reach 16.1 million at the end of September 30. This reduction in residential video subscribers is due to intense competition from low-cost over-the-top (or OTT) video streaming players.
Market Realist•11 days agoWhy Frontier Communications’ Broadband Customer Base Is Shrinking
In the third quarter, Frontier Communications’ (FTR) customer losses continued as it shed broadband customers. In the third quarter, Frontier lost net 61,000 broadband customers compared to a net loss of 63,000 in the previous year’s quarter and a net loss of 32,000 in the previous quarter. Frontier’s number of broadband customers had fallen ~5.0% year-over-year to 3.8 million as of September 30.
Reuters•11 days agoU.S. appeals court upholds Sprint patent verdict against Time Warner Cable
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said there was sufficient evidence to support a Kansas jury's determination in March 2017 that Time Warner infringed five Sprint patents. Sprint's patents, which the Overland, Kansas-based company has accused a number of competitors of infringing, relate to Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology that facilitates the transmission of voice messages and phone calls.
- Market Realist•11 days ago
Why Frontier Communications Is Losing Its Video Customers
In the third quarter, Frontier Communications’ (FTR) customer losses continued as it shed video customers. Frontier lost net 37,000 total video customers in the third quarter, including 8,000 DISH customers. However, the company lost net 36,000 total video customers in the previous year’s quarter, including 10,000 DISH customers.
Market Realist•11 days agoAre Frontier’s Cost-Cutting Initiatives Reaping Rewards?
Frontier Communications (FTR) has been focusing on cost savings in order to boost its adjusted EBITDA. The company is targeting a $500 million run-rate EBITDA benefit by the end of 2020 in its next phase of transformation initiatives. Frontier is undertaking revenue enhancement initiatives to boost consumer and commercial revenues, which should benefit its EBITDA by $150 million–$200 million.
Market Realist•12 days agoExamining the Change in Frontier Communications’ Capex Trend
Frontier Communications (FTR) has been continuously spending on capex to improve its network. In the third quarter, Frontier spent $329 million on capex, with ~75% of its capital spending focused on productivity-enhancing and revenue-generating projects. In order to compete with leading US cable operators such as Comcast (CMCSA) and Charter Communications (CHTR), which have witnessed the maximum broadband net customer additions compared to other companies, Frontier Communications will have to focus on speed superiority.
Market Realist•12 days agoFrontier Communications Issues Updated Guidance for 2018
Following its disappointing third-quarter earnings results, Frontier Communications (FTR) lowered its guidance for adjusted EBITDA and adjusted FCF (free cash flow) in 2018. Frontier now expects its adjusted FCF to reach $625 million in 2018, down from the $800 million it expected earlier. The company now expects its adjusted EBITDA to reach $3.55 billion in 2018, down from the $3.6 billion it projected earlier. The company expects its capex to be in the range of $1.15 billion–$1.2 billion.
- Market Realist•12 days ago
What Are the Risks for Dish and AT&T in the HBO Standoff?
Dish Network (DISH) and HBO are engaged in a bitter carriage negotiation dispute that has resulted in HBO channels going dark on Dish’s platforms. The HBO blackout has affected as many as 2.5 million Dish customers, including those on the company’s Internet-based SlingTV service.
- Market Realist•12 days ago
Why Are Comcast and the American Cable Association at Odds?
Earlier this month, the (American Cable Association) asked the government to investigate Comcast’s (CMCSA) business practices.
- Market Realist•13 days ago
Here’s How Comcast Intends to Run Sky
Comcast (CMCSA) would prefer to let the Sky team run its business, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts suggested in a recent interview with Bloomberg. The reason Comcast wants to take a hands-off approach to managing Sky is that it believes that the Sky team better understands the markets in which Sky operates.
- Market Realist•13 days ago
Inside Sirius XM’s Capital Return Program
Sirius XM (SIRI) returns value to its shareholders through a combination of share repurchases and dividend distribution.
- Market Realist•13 days ago
Will CBS Achieve Its 2018 Outlook?
In February, before its boardroom power struggles deepened and its CEO, Les Moonves, stepped down, CBS Corporation (CBS) issued a strong 2018 outlook.
- Barrons.com•13 days ago
GE and 7 Other Industrial Stocks That Could Get Hit by Lower Oil Prices
Oil is down about 32% from its 2018 peak in early October, a decline that hurts not only companies in the oil & gas industry but also those who do business with them—mostly makers of industrial equipment.
- CNBC•14 days ago
Higher-than-expected viewership of 'The Match' reportedly forces refunds
Viewer interest in "The Match" between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson on Friday far surpassed AT&T's expectations, according to The Wall Street Journal.
- CNBC•14 days ago
Higher-than-expected viewership of 'The Match' reportedly forces refunds
Viewer interest in "The Match" between Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson on Friday far surpassed AT&T's expectations, according to The Wall Street Journal. The $19.99 pay-per-view subscription fee was dropped due to technical glitches from the high volume of viewers. AT&T and other major pay-TV providers including Comcast, Dish, and Charter Communications said they would refund or credit customers who paid to watch the showdown.
