On 1/24 the closing price was $19.16. Actually, the next day, the closing price was $20.42, up over a dollar! The closing price this past Friday was $19.07, 9 cents less than the closing price on 1/24. So no $10 billion loss, that's for sure.
Very difficult to tie a stock price movement (i.e. investor enthusiasm) to any precise event with certainty. I don't like the stock for other reasons already, the Newsmax drop doesn't even factor in my market analysis, just in my dislike factor.
Glad to hear it, but, watch that your cell bill doesn’t go up, and, if it does, try another cell company.
Meh newsmax is controlled op.
The chart does not support your claim:
https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/T?p=T&.tsrc=fin-srch
Not trying to shoot the messenger. I was just pointing out that the headline on the post is mistaken. No offense intended.
How would you be able to track it since 1/24/23 when they made their announcement?
On 1/24 the closing price was $19.16. Actually, the next day, the closing price was $20.42, up over a dollar! The closing price this past Friday was $19.07, 9 cents less than the closing price on 1/24. So no $10 billion loss, that's for sure.
It was nice of you to do that. thanks!
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Very difficult to tie a stock price movement (i.e. investor enthusiasm) to any precise event with certainty. I don't like the stock for other reasons already, the Newsmax drop doesn't even factor in my market analysis, just in my dislike factor.