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I hadn't thanks for sharing...could get interesting...I do think that VZ would be better off on its own though honestly
Did you read about the Comcast/VZ merger as suggested by Citi?
http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/26/comcast-should-buy-verizon-for-215-billion-citi-analyst-says.html
Added huge in 401k at 43.25...even without price appreciation that 5.25 div yield is huge...VZ isn't going anywhere will go back into the 50s in next few months imo
Verizon earnings met analyst expectations and beat revenue projections for its second quarter, helping the company's stock rebound from a disappointing year. Earnings per share were up slightly at 96 cents compared with 94 cents in the year-ago quarter. Revenue rose modestly to $30.55 billion from $30.53 billion. Shares of the company were up nearly 6 percent Thursday, cutting it's year-to-date drop to a decline of 12 percent. The company's stock hit a 52-week intraday low of $42.80 earlier this month. Verizon's second-quarter earnings represented the first full quarter that it offered unlimited data plans. It started selling such plans in February, during the first quarter...https://finance.yahoo.com/m/da28698b-8ccf-3f49-beb3-d996b619380c/ss_verizon-matches-earnings%2C.html
Wow just one day notice huh
NEW YORK, July 26, 2017 /PR Newswire/ -- Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE, Nasdaq: VZ) will report second-quarter 2017 earnings on Thursday, July 27. Matt Ellis, executive vice president and CFO, will present results on a webcast beginning at 8:30 a.m. Eastern time. Access instructions and presentation materials, including Verizon's earnings news release, will be available by 6:30 a.m. on Verizon's Investor Relations Web site, www.verizon.com/about/investors/. VERIZON'S ONLINE NEWS CENTER: News releases, stories, media contacts and other resources are available at www.verizon.com/about/news/. News releases are also available through an RSS feed. To subscribe, visit www.verizon.com/about/rss-feeds/. Media contact: Bob Varettoni 908.559.6388 robert.a.varettoni@verizon.com View original content with multimedia:http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/verizon-communications-to-report-earnings-july-27-300494027.html SOURCE Verizon (END) Dow Jones Newswires July 26, 2017 06:30 ET (10:30 GMT)
Time to sell, past time of ownership for the dividend. Too much competition from other telecoms companies.
Verizon rumored to be eyeing purchase of Disney
By Claire Atkinson
July 1, 2017
Verizon Communications’ Lowell McAdam could be hiking the Sawtooth Mountains in Sun Valley next week, perhaps in search of his next deal now that the phone company closed its acquisition of Yahoo.
http://nypost.com/2017/07/01/verizon-rumored-to-be-eyeing-purchase-of-disney/
One rumor making the rounds last week was that Verizon may be eyeing a Disney purchase. While that sounds fantastical, a well-placed banker told On the Money not to count Verizon out.
“It feels like Verizon is playing checkers while AT&T is playing chess,” said one media observer, reflecting the view that Verizon needs more content assets to shore up its mobile ad ambitions.
Meanwhile, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson, who is bagging Time Warner, is also slated to attend Allen & Co.’s annual Sun Valley mogulfest, along with Time Warner’s CEO Jeff Bewkes and his three divisional chiefs: John Martin, Richard Plepler and Kevin Tsujihara.
The three amigos will be part of AT&T’s Dallas-headquartered telecom universe come fall. We’d love to hear if the gang goes whitewater rafting together in Sun Valley and what news they’ll discuss.
The high-octane deal-making powwow will be absent Disney CEO Bob Iger, Twitter boss Jack Dorsey and former Uber chief Travis Kalanick.
They’re not on the attendee list, though they could always just show up. In the case of Kalanick, however, we hear the Allen & Co. hosts are very buttoned up and do not tolerate bad-boy behavior from those on the invite list — hence his absence.
There’s a sprinkling of businesswomen on the attendee list this year: Sara Blakely of Spanx, GM’s Mary Barra and IBM’s Virginia Rometty.
Could Barra be in the driver’s seat and headed to replace Kalanick at Uber? On the Money hears she is certainly a candidate. Tipsters also shared that ViaSat, a global broadband company that among other things is used to “empower international war fighters on the front lines of battle,” will be part of the new tech breed lined up to present.
Yahoo investors vote on sale to Verizon
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3272277-yahoo-investors-vote-sale-verizon
I'm holding forever. They were the last to jump on board with unlimited data and had a bad quarter.
Excellent article. Grandfathered in. VZ finally gets it.
I think this makes it really clear VZ got what they asked for!
http://fromwhereistand.info/2017/04/verizon-gets-a-lesson-in-remedial-business-management-101/
might want to hold off on that purchase..gunna need it to pay the GREEDY Corp..they now have to slash their prices...AHAHA I love it..I thinks this is so hilarious the big guy has to kiss asses to STAY ALIVE..ahahahah..WAIT lets buy billion dollar deal too.WEEEEEEEEE~
Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) shares fell more than 2% in premarket trading after the telecom company reported first-quarter earnings on Thursday that missed Wall Street expectations. Verizon's net income for the first quarter was $3.6 billion, or 84 cents per share, compared with $4.4 billion, or $1.06 per share during the same quarter a year ago. Adjusted per share earnings were 95 cents, just below FactSet's 96 cents consensus. Revenue hit $29.8 billion during the quarter, compared with $32.2 billion in the year earlier period. FactSet's revenue consensus was $30.4 billion. Verizon said it saw a decline of 307,000 wireless phone customers along with 13,000 Fios video subscribers. The company added 35,000 Fios internet users. Shares of Verizon have declined more than 8% in the year to date, while the S&P 500 index is up more than 4% in the year. -Trey Williams; 415-439-6400; AskNewswires@dowjones.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires 04-20-17 0748ET Copyright (c) 2017 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
Verizon agrees to $1.05 billion three-year minimum purchase agreement with Corning for next-generation optical solutions
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PR NewswireApril 18, 2017
NEW YORK, April 18, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE, Nasdaq: VZ) today announced a three-year minimum purchase agreement with Corning Incorporated (GLW) to provide fiber optic cable and associated hardware for Verizon to ensure critical coverage and capacity for its nationwide wireless broadband network.
The agreement calls for Corning to provide and Verizon to purchase up to 20 million kilometers (12.4 million miles) of optical fiber each year from 2018 through 2020, with a minimum purchase commitment of $1.05 billion.
Verizon has been reinventing its network architecture around a next-generation fiber platform that will support all of the company's businesses. This new architecture is designed to improve Verizon's 4G LTE coverage, speed the deployment of 5G, and deliver high-speed broadband to homes and businesses of all sizes.
Roger Gurnani, Verizon's chief information and technology architect, commented, "Corning's unique combination of capabilities delivers solutions that provide us with performance and cost advantages as we continue to expand our network coverage and capacity."
In an initial deployment, Verizon launched One Fiber in Boston in 2016 and plans to invest $300 million over six years to deploy it throughout the city.
Viju Menon, Verizon's chief supply chain officer, said: "Our plans identified a shortfall in fiber supply, and Verizon has been working with business teams to forecast demand and fill supply gaps with existing suppliers. Securing the required volume of optical fiber and hardware solutions with Corning will ensure we meet our planned rollout schedules."
Clark Kinlin, executive vice president, Corning Incorporated, said: "We are pleased that Verizon recognizes the value of Corning's innovative solutions in deploying next-generation converged optical infrastructure, such as One Fiber, more quickly and cost effectively. Verizon's purchase commitment supports necessary capacity investments across our manufacturing footprint."
Over the past several months, Corning has announced plans to expand capacity and to invest more than $250 million in its optical fiber, cable and solutions manufacturing facilities to help meet the demand of its global carrier and enterprise customers. Corning expects these capacity expansions to begin to come online in 2017 and become fully operational in 2018.
Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE, Nasdaq: VZ), headquartered in New York City, has a diverse workforce of 160,900 and generated nearly $126 billion in 2016 revenues. Verizon operates America's most reliable wireless network, with 114.2 million retail connections nationwide. The company also provides communications and entertainment services over mobile broadband and the nation's premier all-fiber network, and delivers integrated business solutions to customers worldwide.
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Telecom Stocks Retreat, But Know These Trade Levels
Two of the leading telecom stocks in the U.S. are Verizon Communications (NYSE:VZ) and AT&T Inc (NYSE:T). Recently, these two companies have been on the prowl for acquisitions. Verizon has bought AOL and Yahoo Inc (NASDAQ:YHOO) over the past year trying to boost its online presence. AT&T Inc has bought Direct TV and Straight Path Communication. Many analysts are expecting these two telecom giants to try and make other acquisitions in the near term future. This expectation should continue to keep the pressure on these two leading telecom stocks.
Traders and investors should take note that Verizon Communication stock will have very good chart support around the $46.25 level. This area that has been defended by the institutional money in January and November of 2016. This area seems to be the line in the sand for the stock and should be the next major level to buy the stock again.
The next major support level for AT&T stock will be around the $38.40 level. This is an area where the stock broke out in November 2016 and should serve as an important trade level again when tested.
Nicholas Santiago
InTheMoneyStocks
James Dolan considering sale of TV network with rights to Knicks, Rangers
Apr 4, 2017, 12:07pm EDT
The regional sports network that owns the TV rights of the New York Knicks and New York Rangers is for sale.
Verizon (NYSE: VZ), Fox Sports Networks (NASDAQ: FOX) and AT&T (NYSE: T) are among the likely buyers, but it may not be an easy sell considering the value of a cable networks have gone down as viewers opt out of traditional cable packages. (See " Verizon opts to launch live online TV service").http://www.bizjournals.com/newyork/news/2017/04/04/jamesdolan-considering-sale-of-tv-network-with.html?ana=yahoo&yptr=yahoo
u naAaAilLed it!
whats the word on the Yahoo deal? i know that lying CEO is knee deep in peutrid turds for lying for so long, and that VZ is sticking around to renegotiate. I'm interested.
Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO), Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE:VZ) Collaborate On 5G Network https://marketexclusive.com/cisco-systems-inc-nasdaqcsco-verizon-communications-inc-nysevz-combine-efforts-bring-5g-network-people/76780/?icd1
I have never ever traded this stock and I trade every single day. I don't consider this a good trading stock. I do consider this stock a great stock to hold long term with the nice dividend it pays and that is exactly what I do. I keep it long term and reinvest the divys.
this is a good trading stock
Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) and Yahoo! Inc. (YHOO) said on Tuesday they have reached a revised agreement that will see Verizon buy the internet company's business in a deal valued at approximately $4.48 billion, cutting the initial cost by $350 million. "We have always believed this acquisition makes strategic sense," said Marni Walden, Verizon's president of Product Innovation and New Businesses, in a statement. "We look forward to moving ahead expeditiously so that we can quickly welcome Yahoo's tremendous talent and assets into our expanding portfolio in the digital advertising space." The revised deal comes after months of speculation as whether talks would break down amidst revelations of two data breaches at Yahoo. Under the amended terms of the deal, the data breaches, or losses from them will not be taken into account in determining whether a "business material adverse effect" has occurred or whether certain closing conditions have been satisfied, according to a news release. Walden said the two companies expect the deal to close in the second quarter. Verizon shares have declined 3% in the trailing 12-month period, while Yahoo shares have gained 50% and the S&P 500 Index is up more than 22%. -Trey Williams; 415-439-6400; AskNewswires@dowjones.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires 02-21-17 0821ET Copyright (c) 2017 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
I guess the ATT news about going unlimited caused the bump? Doesn't seem like that big of a deal.
Perfect timing!
i got in at 48 even yesterday. Good hold for dividend, but i think this will head back up to mid 50s in short order. one of the few values out there right now in an inflated market.
VZ is a screaming buy at $47-48. The divvy alone is nearly 5%. If it drops more, add more for the dividend. If it starts to climb, then it is win-win.
....aaaand Verizon makes a comeback, thats good DD. I remember my buddy used to always get better service everywhere in Massachusetts than my current Sprint service. My dad is a 25-year-strong Nextel/Sprint customer, ill see if i can't make him do a monumental switch over and boost PPS
Verizon issued a statement saying that unlimited data on the Verizon network has arrived. Beginning Monday, "Verizon is offering an introductory plan that gives you unlimited data on your smartphone and tablet on the best 4G LTE network in the country. With Verizon Unlimited, you also get HD video streaming, Mobile Hotspot, calling and texting to Mexico and Canada and up to 500 MB/day of 4G LTE roaming in Mexico and Canada - included...Verizon Unlimited is a great value and comes in two options":
$80 for unlimited data, talk and text on your smartphone with paper-free billing and AutoPay.
$45 per line for four lines with unlimited data, talk and text on your smartphones and tablets with paper-free billing and AutoPay.
Verizon Communications Inc. is exploring a combination with Charter Communications Inc. that would unite two giants in search of growth in a rapidly consolidating media and telecom landscape, according to people familiar with the matter.
By Shalini Ramachandran, Ryan Knutson and Dana Mattioli Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam has made a preliminary approach to officials close to Charter and Verizon is working with advisers to study a potential transaction, the people said, though there's no guarantee a deal will materialize. It is unclear whether Charter executives, including Chief Executive Tom Rutledge, would be open to a transaction. The effort could be complicated by Charter's ownership structure, which includes cable tycoon John Malone and the Newhouse family. A combination would bring together Verizon's more than 114 million wireless subscribers and what remains of its landline business with Charter's cable network, which provides television to 17 million customers and broadband connections to 21 million. Verizon has a market capitalization of $194 billion and more than $100 billion in debt, while Charter ended Wednesday's session valued at about $85 billion. Both Verizon and Charter face challenges to their core businesses. Growth in the U.S. wireless market has slowed and pricing pressure has chipped away at profits. Furthermore, the cable-TV business is threatened by cord-cutters and over-the-top video services. Any transaction would face a close regulatory review, given the sheer size of the businesses and some overlapping services. Both companies provide home broadband and television services in certain markets, including the greater New York area. On its fiber-optics network, known as Fios, Verizon has about 5.7 million high-speed internet customers and 4.7 million TV subscribers, primarily in the Northeast. It would pose a big test for new antitrust enforcers under the administration of President Donald Trump, who during the campaign expressed concerns about media consolidation. In October, he vowed to block AT&T Inc.'s $85.4 billion purchase of Time Warner Inc., saying it put too much power in the hands of too few, but he hasn't spoken publicly on the transaction since the election. Many deal makers are hopeful a more traditional Republican administration will be merger friendly. Mr. Trump recently appointed Ajit Pai, a Republican, as chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, which oversees telecom mergers in addition to the Justice Department. In his testimony before the Senate, Mr. Trump's selection for Attorney General, Sen. Jeff Sessions, said he wouldn't have a problem blocking mergers deemed anticompetitive. "I have no hesitation to enforce antitrust law," Sen. Sessions said on Jan. 10. "There will not be political influence in that process." Any deal with Charter would require the blessing of Mr. Malone, whose Liberty Broadband has a 25% voting stake in the company, and the Newhouse family, which votes a 7% stake. People close to Mr. Malone and the Newhouses have said both aren't married to remaining in the cable business and would sell at the right price. Mr. McAdam made an outreach to Liberty Broadband Chief Executive Greg Maffei, a Charter board member, in recent months, some of the people said. However, cable executives who know Mr. Rutledge note the Charter CEO just completed a major acquisition and is likely looking forward to continuing his consolidation march in cable and running Charter. Last May, Charter vaulted ahead to be the No. 2 cable-television provider behind Comcast Corp., with a $55 billion cash-and-stock deal for Time Warner Cable and a $10.4 billion deal for Bright House Networks, a regional cable TV provider. Charter has expressed interest in offering wireless service and said last year it was planning to resell Verizon wireless service to its own cable customers. At meeting with analysts in December, Mr. McAdam, the Verizon CEO, didn't dismiss the idea of a Charter acquisition. Asked about the potential for such a deal, McAdam replied that such a combination "makes industrial sense," according to BTIG analyst Walt Piecyk. In 2014 Verizon paid $130 billion to buy Vodafone's 45% of their wireless joint venture. More recently, Mr. McAdam scooped up internet company AOL and agreed to buy Yahoo Inc.'s core internet business for $4.8 billion in July. That transaction has been delayed by Yahoo's disclosure last year of two massive security breaches. Buying Charter would make Verizon look a bit more like AT&T, which became the biggest U.S. pay-TV provider two years ago when it swallowed satellite provider DirecTV for $49 billion. AT&T now has 25 million U.S. television customers and more than 91 million phone subscribers. Verizon executives have said they aren't interested in so-called linear television services, like cable or satellite TV, but Charter's large, fiber-rich backhaul network that could help bolster coming fifth-generation wireless services. And, its cable wires that run into households are capable of delivering high speed internet. Verizon last year sold its TV, internet and landline phone business in California, Texas and New York. But those operations carried a large amount of copper wires, which aren't as good for high-speed internet. On Tuesday, Verizon projected 2017 sales and profits would be flat from last year. Write to Shalini Ramachandran at shalini.ramachandran@wsj.com, Ryan Knutson at ryan.knutson@wsj.com and Dana Mattioli at dana.mattioli@wsj.com (END) Dow Jones Newswires January 26, 2017 09:43 ET (14:43 GMT) Copyright (c) 2017 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
Why Verizon Earnings Fell Short
[24/7 Wall St.]
Chris Lange
24/7 Wall St.January 24, 2017
Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ) reported its fourth-quarter financial results before the markets opened on Tuesday. The company posted $0.86 in earnings per share (EPS) on $32.34 billion in revenue. The consensus estimates from Thomson Reuters called for EPS of $0.89 and $32.08 in revenue. The same period of last year reportedly had $0.89 in EPS and revenue of $34.25 billion.
During the fourth quarter, Verizon reported 591,000 retail postpaid net additions. At year-end 2016, Verizon had 114.2 million retail connections, a 1.9% year-over-year increase. Verizon's retail postpaid connections base grew 2.1% to 108.8 million, and retail prepaid connections totaled 5.4 million.
As for the Wireline segment, the company added a net of 68,000 Fios Internet connections and 21,000 Fios Video connections. Customer demand for Custom TV continues to remain strong. At year-end, Verizon had 5.7 million Fios Internet connections and 4.7 million Fios Video connections.
In terms of guidance, the company expects to see 2017 consolidated revenues on an organic basis to be fairly consistent with 2016, as well as full-year 2017 EPS trends to be similar to consolidated revenue trends. The consensus estimates are $4.01 in EPS and $126.3 billion in revenue for 2017.
Also looking ahead, Verizon expects its acquisition of XO Communications to close in first-quarter 2017 and its sale of data centers to Equinix to close in second-quarter 2017. Regarding the Yahoo acquisition, Verizon continues to work with Yahoo to assess the impact of data breaches.
Lowell McAdam, chairman and CEO of Verizon, commented:
We are positioning Verizon for future growth and continued sustainable shareholder value. In the fourth quarter we expanded our customer base in highly competitive wireless and broadband markets. This capped a year in which we delivered solid results and returned value to shareholders, including $9.3 billion in dividends. We enter 2017 with confidence, based on our investments in next-generation networks and the new capabilities we have acquired. Our goal is to continue to earn our customers' loyalty every day in a rapidly expanding mobile-first digital world.
Shares of Verizon closed Monday at $52.41, with a consensus analyst price target of $53.68 and a 52-week trading range of $46.01 to $56.95. Following the release of the earnings report, the stock was down nearly 3% at $50.93 in early trading indications Tuesday.http://finance.yahoo.com/news/why-verizon-earnings-fell-short-135005515.html
Verizon $VZ cashflow models imply stock's 5% overvalued prior to earnings Tuesday:
Fair Value Analysis
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Verizon upgraded to Buy from Neutral at Citi Citi analyst Michael Rollins upgraded Verizon Communications to Buy and raised his price target for the shares to $60 from $55. The shares closed Friday down 36c to $53.38. The stock can reach $69 if everything were to go the company's way with respect to spectrum, tax reform, and its growth strategy for 5G, Rollins tells investors in a research note. He sees potential for valuation expansion citing Verizon's improving cash flow and expanding addressable market for revenue.
Read more at:
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I'm crying over the fact that they are charging a fee for something that shouldn't be. I have never ever called them for service once, yet I am being charged a fee for a unit that they think "might" have issues. Meanwhile I have been told that the one they are trying to sell you has been having more problems than the old "outdated" one.
You're crying over 2.80 a month? Lol. Some people like McDonald's, others enjoy surf & turf in a classy steak house. YOU choice what you want!
Haha, well he could send some customer service jobs to the Philipines where there is cheap labor - that might help his bonus rise!
How else will the CEO be able to live the life he has grown accustomed to!
I just received an email from vz informing me of this nonsense new policy. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the router I have been using - yet they want to charge me a maintenance fee just in case something happens to it because it is old? I thought it was a joke at first but found this:
Verizon creates monthly “maintenance” fee for customers with old routers
$2.80 monthly fee boosts broadband bill for FiOS customers with old equipment.
Jon Brodkin - 7/20/2016, 4:26 PM
The Verizon FiOS Quantum Gateway (no maintenance fee required).
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Verizon FiOS customers using one of the company's older routers are being told they must pay a new monthly "maintenance charge" of $2.80 to cover the cost of supporting the apparently outdated equipment. Customers also have the option of buying one of the company's newer routers, though some report being able to convince Verizon to give them a new one for free.
"Our records indicate that you have an older model router that is being discontinued," says an e-mail to customers published today by DSLReports. "If you do plan to keep using your current router, we will begin billing, on 9.29.16, a monthly Router Maintenance Charge of $2.80 (plus taxes), to ensure we deliver the best support."
Verizon confirmed the change to DSLReports, saying that the notice was sent to customers using the BHR1 and BHR2 routers. "Many of these routers have been in use for nearly ten years and have required more frequent repairs, so we’re trying to reduce that maintenance load and expense," Verizon said.
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Customers getting this e-mail were also told they can "upgrade to a certified, pre-owned FiOS Advanced Wi-Fi Router" for a one-time purchase of $59.99 with free shipping. But some customers discussing the change in a DSLReports forum thread say it's sometimes possible to get a newer router for free by calling Verizon or asking on the Verizon Direct forum. One customer who followed this advice says Verizon promised to send an Actiontec router that doesn't require a maintenance fee. The Actiontec model isn't the newest one Verizon pitches to customers, but it's new enough that it hasn't been discontinued by the manufacturer.
New FiOS customers are told that they can rent an FiOS Quantum Gateway for $10 a month or buy it outright for $150. This is Verizon's most up-to-date model, with 802.11ac Wi-Fi technology.
You can also buy the FiOS Quantum Gateway from Amazon for $134 or an older Actiontec model. If you buy one outright, you'll avoid the maintenance fee—at least until it's "discontinued."
Using a router not approved by Verizon is a bit complicated. Some customers hook up the Verizon router but connect it to another router that provides Wi-Fi and other capabilities for their home networks. As such, they're annoyed that they suddenly have to pay a new fee. "The only thing the piece of junk does is run into my high quality network," One DSLReports user wrote. "I've even turned the Wi-Fi off. Seems illegal to make you get a maintenance contract without choice. If I'm paying a 'maintenance surcharge' this must mean I have maintenance and they'll, of course, replace it free if it breaks (trying not to laugh too hard)."
Walking on foot when news was delivered.
Verizon Offers Free Services For Families of Indonesian Earthquake Victims
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