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Last Updated: Sun, Mar 3, 2024

Discover the Best Communication Stocks To Watch

Take a look at the best communication stocks to watch! Our guide will help you uncover what to watch before you invest in the industry.

Introduction

As the most important communications companies in the world, these stocks have been a major part of our lives for decades. But what are some of the best-known communication stocks that are worth your money? Here are a few of them.

AT&T

  • AT&T is the largest telecommunications company in the United States.

  • The company has a large portfolio of services, including mobile and fixed telephony; satellite and broadband services; U-verse TV; and DirecTV.

Verizon

Verizon is the largest wireless carrier in the US. It owns Yahoo and AOL, two of the most popular media properties on the internet. Verizon has also invested heavily in fiber infrastructure, which will allow it to offer faster home internet speeds than its competitors. Finally, Verizon owns several advertising companies and a large percentage of all ad impressions online—making it a key player in digital advertising as well as traditional TV advertising.

BroadSoft

BroadSoft is a cloud communications provider. It provides software and services to mobile carriers, enterprises, and developers. The company was founded in 1996 and is based in Reston, Virginia.

BroadSoft has a market cap of $5.02 billion with 927K shares outstanding (as of May 1st). Its P/E ratio is 33.2 and its EPS is $0.92 (ttm).

Equinix

Equinix is a provider of data centers and colocation services to companies that need to connect their IT systems and applications to the internet.

Equinix is the world's largest global interconnection and data center company. The company has over 200 facilities located throughout North America, Europe, Asia Pacific and Latin America. Equinix's customers include enterprises, financial services companies and governments.

Sprint

Sprint has had a long, roller-coaster history in the communications industry. The company was formed in 1983 as a joint venture between United Telecoms and Continental Telephone. It was the third largest long distance carrier until it acquired US Cellular and Nextel in 2005, becoming the second largest wireless provider behind Verizon Wireless. Sprint’s stock price soared after that merger but then fell back to earth when it merged with Softbank, who bought 70% of Sprint shares for $20 billion dollars in 2013.

As you might expect from all this change, there have been many ups and downs for Sprint over the years—including several financial crises that nearly bankrupted them more than once (the first being 2001). To add fuel to their fire when things were looking good, they also faced lawsuits from other carriers who claimed they were using their networks without permission (and paying less for access).

Today however we see some positive signs for this company: They're continuing work on improving their network connectivity by purchasing parts of T-Mobile's spectrum licenses; they've been making acquisitions like Rok Mobile; and have been working hard at improving customer service through chatbots and automated text messages sent out during emergencies such as hurricanes or natural disasters like earthquakes or floods so people don't have worry about finding accurate information while they're trying evacuate or stay safe inside!

Apple

Apple is the world's most valuable company, and for good reason—the company has been around since the 1970s and continues to produce high-quality products. Apple makes a lot of money by selling iPhones, iPads and Macs to people who want them. They also make some other things like watches and computers that aren't as popular as their phones or tablets but still contribute to their revenue stream every year. In fact, AAPL has a history of splitting its stock.

Apple is also very good at making its customers happy: it offers free repairs on broken iPhones if you have AppleCare+, free software updates for all of its devices (including computers), 24/7 support via phone or email if something goes wrong with any of your Apple products while they're still under warranty (which lasts one year after purchase).

T-Mobile US

T-Mobile US is a wireless carrier in the United States. The company was formed in 2012 when T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS merged. It's now the fourth largest wireless carrier in the country, with more than 74 million customers.

Takeaway

The takeaway is that you can use these stocks to gain exposure to the top communications companies in the world. If you already own a few of these stocks, you might consider buying more and diversifying your portfolio further. If not, it may be worth looking into one or two as new additions to your holdings.

Conclusion

The stock market is a great place to invest, but it can also be tricky. There are so many companies out there and each one has its own pros and cons. That’s why we decided to take this article by analyzing some of the biggest companies in the world today, so that you know what stocks are worth investing in and which ones aren’t worth your time

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