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Higher than todayâs price, but it has had multiple stock-splits since then.
The truth be told, the AT&T that remained after the break-up into the âBaby Bellsâ (in 1982) was ultimately bought out by one of those bells (I donât recall which off the top of my head) and it took on the name AT&T. So the whole thing got a little complicated.
Would not surprise me one bit if all those little satellites we now have up there couldnât be programmed to line up and flash ads. Iâve seen some strange things in the northern sky.
I worked for xerox when this came out, stock was at 84/share. then they had a big employee retirement plan to pay us in shares-a way to fend off a buy out by hiding shares, but then in the mid 90âs they started a bunch of very unfriendly actions and lying to employeeâs thinking we wouldnât talk to each other, so people started redeeming the âRetirment planâ and since they promised it couldnât go lower than 72 for us, we watched it drop to $24 causing a massive cash loss
From 1988, on a total return basis (stock price and reinvested dividends) AT&T roughly tracked the S&P 500 until about 2016. Since that point, itâs been pretty flat while the broad index has increased quite a bit. As noted above, the original company was broken up and one of the subsidiaries eventually became the new AT&T. In general, speculating in individual stocks tends carry a lot of uncompensated risk over just buying the market.
Imagine 10 months ago
When the stars take stock of the situation.
PaulAbbott2 10 months ago
16.73 as of yesterday
jefffsr Premium Member 10 months ago
I once thought a drone was a UFO. Donât feel bad kid. Dust is the breakfast of champions and romantics alike.
biglar 10 months ago
Higher than todayâs price, but it has had multiple stock-splits since then.
The truth be told, the AT&T that remained after the break-up into the âBaby Bellsâ (in 1982) was ultimately bought out by one of those bells (I donât recall which off the top of my head) and it took on the name AT&T. So the whole thing got a little complicated.
Either way, youâd be money ahead.
markkahler52 10 months ago
Sell entire portfolio. Buy AT&T and Pioneer Aviation blue chip!!
Egrayjames 10 months ago
Would not surprise me one bit if all those little satellites we now have up there couldnât be programmed to line up and flash ads. Iâve seen some strange things in the northern sky.
Wren Fahel 10 months ago
AT&T (T) should be opening at 16.69 today at 9:30. (Yeah, guess what I do for a living?)
Wizard of Ahz-no relation 10 months ago
I worked for xerox when this came out, stock was at 84/share. then they had a big employee retirement plan to pay us in shares-a way to fend off a buy out by hiding shares, but then in the mid 90âs they started a bunch of very unfriendly actions and lying to employeeâs thinking we wouldnât talk to each other, so people started redeeming the âRetirment planâ and since they promised it couldnât go lower than 72 for us, we watched it drop to $24 causing a massive cash loss
Brian Premium Member 10 months ago
From 1988, on a total return basis (stock price and reinvested dividends) AT&T roughly tracked the S&P 500 until about 2016. Since that point, itâs been pretty flat while the broad index has increased quite a bit. As noted above, the original company was broken up and one of the subsidiaries eventually became the new AT&T. In general, speculating in individual stocks tends carry a lot of uncompensated risk over just buying the market.