AT&T stock has pulled back after second-quarter results fell short of raising guidance, unlike Verizon. The company added 479,000 retail postpaid subscribers and saw mobility revenue increase 6.7%. Broadband saw gains too, with fiber subscribers increasing by 243,000. AT&T plans to focus on expanding its fiber network, with an annual investment of $23-24 billion in 2026 and 2027. Despite the stock’s dip, AT&T plans to maintain its dividend and expects revenue growth and adjusted EPS to be strong. Investors should consider the valuation gap with Verizon before investing.

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