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AT&T’s stock looks like the smartest bet in the wireless sector, analyst says

AT&T’s stock looks like the smartest bet in the wireless sector, analyst says
MarketWatch Monday 21 September 2026, 14:39 UTC By Emily Bary 1 min read
Key Points

An analyst at BNP has taken a positive view of AT&T’s stock, writing that investors should have “little to quibble with on the mobile side.”

An analyst at BNP has taken a positive view of AT&T’s stock, writing that investors should have “little to quibble with on the mobile side.”
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