Verizon: Rally Isn’t Over Yet – Be Patient

Summary:

  • Verizon stock has struggled since its September 2024 peak, although its valuation bifurcation has narrowed markedly.
  • Verizon is in the process of closing its Frontier acquisition to bolster its fiber footprint, which is pivotal in its convergence strategy.
  • VZ’s forward dividend yield of more than 6% is attractive. Its commitment to maintaining its dividend is critical.
  • VZ’s buying momentum has weakened, but its medium-term prospects remain favorable.
  • I argue why investors should capitalize on its near-term consolidation to add more positions and wait patiently for its next rally.

Verizon sign on the office building in San Diego, CA, USA.

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Investors in Verizon Communications (NYSE:VZ) have struggled for traction since VZ reached its September 2024 peak. VZ’s mixed Q3 earnings release hasn’t afforded the breakout opportunity that I had anticipated in my previous article. As a result,


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