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Ixh habe mir viele Berichte über starlink durchgelesen, das ganze dauert noch 6 Jahre bis alle Satelliten oben sind, aber es wird dann ein Erfolg nur in den Städte wirr es sich nur schwer durchsetzen wegen der sende Antenne. 100 Dollar pro Monat uns 500 für die sedestation, bei Schnee geht wohl die Verbindung weg und Regen scheint es nicht zu interessieren. At&t hat den Vorteil auch ein großes Filmstudio zu sein und auch gleich sender zu besitzen, viele Anfragen nach hbo max kommen aus dem Ausland sogar aus der Türkei habe ich was gelesen. Wen starlink mehr als 1 Milliarden Kunden hat kann es die 100 Euro pro Monat noch weiter drücken, solange es nicht viel mehr Nutzer hat wird es ein teures Vergnügen. Einen glasfaseranschluss kann es aber nicht schlagen und wichtig wenn die Glasfaserkabel erst mal gelegt sind ist die Wartung nicht mehr teuer in Gegensatz dazu kosten unzählige Satelliten viel Geld und wenn ein Unfall passiert ist es meistens gleich was gravierendes. Neben habe ich gelesen das mit den Satelliten auch datenpaxkete verschwinden und einige Länder könnten starlink aus Sicherheitsgründen nicht zulassen. Ich glaube auf 2 3 Jahre ist at&t die beste aktie von allen amrricanische Telecomunikationsanbietern.

Gestern

Müssten nicht heute zahlen kommen?

Mein Durchschnitts ek kenn ich gar nicht weil die auf mehreren Depots verteilt liegt und es mich auch nicht interessiert

Klein nachgelegt. Eine gute diviaktie mit heute erfreulichen Zahlen. Übertrieben abgestraft. Nach der aufwärtskorrektur richtung 30 beginnt dann wieder das Gejammer mit hätte wäre etc. Toi Toi uns allen 👍

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Timing is a ***

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Floppy Dann ist das Glas für dich wohl halb leer

DJ AT&T Books $15.5 Billion Charge on DirecTV Unit -- 4th Update By Drew FitzGerald AT&T Inc. booked a $15.5 billion charge on its pay-television business, reflecting the damage cord-cutting has taken on its DirecTV satellite unit even as the company's HBO Max streaming service's growth ramped up. The write-down created a fourth-quarter loss as the media-and-telecommunications giant weighs the potential sale of its pay-TV assets and executives focus their investments on newer technologies. The company reported quarterly revenue declines in its legacy-video and WarnerMedia units, offsetting gains in its core wireless-phone division. Executives called the noncash accounting charge a sign of the pay-TV unit's aging status as the Dallas company promotes an internet-streaming model that gives its content-production business a direct line to viewers. "Our biggest and single-most important bet is HBO Max," Chief Executive John Stankey said on a conference call Wednesday. Executives plan to expand the service's footprint in other countries this year and launch an advertising-supported version in the second quarter. Overall, AT&T reported a fourth-quarter loss of $13.89 billion, or $1.95 a share, compared with a profit of $2.39 billion, or 33 cents a share, a year earlier. Revenue fell 2.4% to $45.7 billion. The coronavirus pandemic has strained the company, pressuring revenue from cable networks such as CNN and TBS throughout the year and closing many of the theaters that show its Warner Bros. films. Those pullbacks obscured recent gains in the company's wireless service, which still generates more than half of the company's profit. The last three months of the year gave AT&T a net gain of 800,000 postpaid phone subscribers, a metric watched closely by Wall Street. Rivals Verizon Communications Inc. and T-Mobile US Inc. reported net gains of 279,000 and 824,000 such connections, respectively. Revenue from AT&T's WarnerMedia division fell 9.5% to $8.5 billion as the show-business side continued to wrestle with low box-office revenue and weak advertising revenue. The HBO business grew and ended the year approaching 42 million U.S. subscribers, a figure that includes older cable plans as well as the new online service. AT&T's media division stunned Hollywood last year with a plan to release all of Warner Bros.' 2021 movies on HBO Max the same day they hit theaters. Executives said the move would help the business cope with audiences reluctant to visit theaters during a pandemic, while giving the studio's sister streaming service an extra boost. The online-only HBO Max service ended the year with 17 million activated accounts. It isn't yet a year old but is competing in a crowded global streaming video marketplace where Netflix Inc. has already eclipsed more than 200 million subscribers world-wide and Walt Disney Co.'s Disney+ reached nearly 87 million subscribers in December. Revenue from AT&T's traditional video unit, which includes U-verse and DirecTV services, fell 11% to $7.2 billion in the fourth quarter. The business ended the year with 17.2 million domestic connections, down from 20.4 million at the end of 2019. AT&T has held deal discussions with suitors, including private-equity firm TPG, that valued the video business at more than $15 billion including debt. The fourth-quarter write-down reflects how the business has changed since AT&T bought DirecTV in 2015 for $49 billion, or $66 billion including debt. The Wall Street Journal reported in August that AT&T had tapped bankers to explore a deal to take the fast-shrinking business off its books. The transaction could allow AT&T to deconsolidate DirecTV's worsening financial results while retaining a stake in the TV company. The video losses have weighed on AT&T's stock, which missed out on the stock market's rally. AT&T shares fell about 20% last year. The shares were down slightly at $29.47 at midday Wednesday. The company projected stability for 2021, predicting core adjusted earnings in line with last year's $3.18 per-share result and revenue growth around 1%, with $26 billion of free cash flow. The company generated $27.5 billion of free cash flow in 2020, a figure executives highlighted as a sign of strength. "The business core is going well," AT&T finance chief John Stephens said. "That shows everybody the power of our resilient customer base. Cash isn't fictitious, it's real. As such, it's a real arbiter of value." AT&T's board last month declined to increase the quarterly dividend after 36 years of growing payouts. The payments to stockholders will still cost the company about $15 billion this year. The company's recent financial forecast would allow it to continue paying that amount through 2021. The company is entering the year with a slate of new leaders. Its longtime boss, Randall Stephenson, retired as chairman of the board earlier this month after stepping down as CEO in 2020. Mr. Stephens plans to retire later this year. AT&T is now led by Mr. Stankey. WarnerMedia finance chief Pascal Desroches is slated to take over as chief financial officer later this year. Longtime director and former Federal Communications Commission Chairman William Kennard assumed the chairmanship. Write to Drew FitzGerald at andrew.fitzgerald@wsj.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires January 27, 2021 12:39 ET (17:39 GMT) Copyright (c) 2021 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

Ich glaub auch. Wenn ich guck von wo die aktie runter ist.

Klingt nach luxus-problemen

Jap ich bin bei 25,4irgendwas.

@Mr. Floppy: Ach, das ist doch top. Ich glaube da haben viele einen höheren GD👍🏻

Werde wohl mindestens zwei-dreimal Dividende kassieren müssen , um von einem **Gewinn** sprechen zu können. Und natürlich nur wenn es nicht noch weiter runter geht .