After years of corporate drama and talks about a merger, Sprint and T-Mobile have finally agreed on a $26 billion deal. The combined company will have 127 million subscribers. It will be called T-Mobile and led by its CEO, John Legere. This entity will pose a threat to AT&T and Verizon. The timing of the merger is impeccable. As 5G becomes the reality, the new company will save a ton of money building out next-gen infrastructure.
Will be interesting to see how much market share they have now and if AT&T and Verizon lower prices to take some market share back.
Going to be switching carriers from AT&T to T-Mobile. Friends have T-Mobile, and their unlimited plan blows ours away. T-Mobile also has free netflix as well as a 55+ plan ( $70 for 2 lines ) and are part of the unlimited plans. We also lost service from AT&T for several weeks after the hurricanes, and AT&T did nothing about it. T-Mobile was up and running in no time. No brainer here....
I don't like TMUS losing Legere. https://www.marketbeat.com/articles...ving-even-as-sprint-deal-not-done-2019-11-18/ T-Mobile said Monday its colorful CEO John Legere is stepping down next year [just 6 months away], even as the wireless company’s long-running effort to merge with rival Sprint remains unfinished. Its current president and chief operating officer, Mike Sievert, will become CEO in May after Legere’s contract ends.
Moving averages are rising, Bullish indication in MACD and RSI. On watch for clear above 95.23. http://www.stoxline.com/chart.php?symbol=TMUS