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Dialing for Dividends in Telcos
AMX
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+37.05%
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Although not completely immune from the current global economic slowdown, many telecom services companies are currently yielding higher amounts than tobacco companies and the Utilities Select Sector SPDR (XLU). Although many of the foreign telecom companies included in the ETFI Global Telco Services Dividend Income Index issued special one-time dividends over the past year which inflates their trailing 12-month yield; both Verizon (VZ) and AT&T (T) are currently yielding over 6% each while trading at multi-year lows.
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This is a BUY.
AMX
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-22.71%
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709 days
America Movil and Yahoo! Partner to Bring Mobile Search and Compelling Mobile Services to Millions of Consumers Across 16 Countries in Latin America. Am é rica M ó vil (AMX) is the leading provider of wireless services in Latin America. As of September 30, 2007, it had 143 million wireless subscribers and 3.8 million landlines in the Americas.
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/071220/20071220005193.html?.v=1
Mexico still has plenty of room to grow -- the International Monetary Fund and Goldman Sachs expect Mexico to be the fifth-largest economy i...
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Amazing growth witth value.
AMX
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-28.70%
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759 days
This mexican company has know over 140 million mobile phone subscribers. It continues to grow in Mexico, Central and Soutth America at an incredible pace. The company produces enough cash flow to cover its CAPEX, Diviidends and share buy back's. I recomend a Buy, based on the Cash this company will continue to produce, and its still amazing growth potencial (200 million subscribers by 2010)
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Bullish on AMX ...
AMX
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+36.02%
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It's been at the core of my portfolio since the beginning of 2005. I only wish I had gotten in earlier. AMX serves rapidly growing markets and I think there is still a lot of upside.
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From the Blogosphere
Dell Confirms Plan To Sell Smart Phone In China, Brazil
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Dell (DELL) this morning “confirmed” that it plans to sell version of its Android-based Mini 3 smart phone in China through China Mobile (CHL), and in Brazil via the Claro unit of America Movil (AMX). The company said details on the phone models will be announced on a parrter-by-partner basis as devices become available in stores, which is expected in late November for China Mobile and by year-end for Claro. <><>In August, Dell had confirmed that it was developing a phone for China Mobile. At the time Engadget noted that the phone has a 3.5-inch touch screen with a 360-by-640 pixel resolution...
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PCS Profit Soars, but Churn Rises – Analyst Blog
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Leading unlimited wireless carrier MetroPCS Communications (PCS) reported better-than-expected third-quarter 2009 results with earnings per share (EPS) of 21 cents outpacing the Zacks Consensus Estimate of 9 cents, as well as the prior-year quarter EPS of 13 cents. Net income increased 64% year over year to $73.6 million, driven by healthy revenue growth across all segments.
Revenue & EBITDA
Consolidated revenues of $895.6 million reflect 30.4% year-over-year increase, fuelled by 33% annualized growth in service revenue that reached $812.3 million (91% of total sales). Equipment revenue was $...
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Leap, MetroPCS: Goldman Downgrades As Competition Heats Up; Both Stocks Fall
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Goldman Sachs analyst Jason Armstrong this morning cut his ratings on both Leap Wireless (LEAP) and MetroPCS (PCS) to Neutral from Buy. He cut his price target on LEAP to $16, from $26; for PCS he goes to $7, from $14. Armstrong writes that catalysts for the stocks remain negative, as competition in the pre-paid cellular market continues to intensify. He says upcoming quarterly reports are likely to disappoint. <>Armstrong notes that Sprint’s (S) Boost Mobile pre-paid unit is having a “very strong quarter,” while the Tracfone unit of American Movil (AMX) has rolled out nationwide service ...
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LEAP, PCS Slide As Wal-Mart Offers Cheap Pre-Paid Wireless Plans
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The already intensively competitive wireless sector today finds itself with a tough new player: Wal-Mart (WMT). The retailing giant has teamed up with American Movil (AMX) to sell low-cost service under the Straight Talk brand. The company is offering unlimited voice and text minutes for $45 a month, or 1,000 minutes and 1,000 text messages for $30 a month. WMT is rolling out the plans nationwide after previously testing service via 234 stores, according to Reuters. <>This is something of a nightmare for the pure-play pre-paid wireless companies, including MetroPCS (PCS) and :Leap Wireless <>(LEA...
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America Movil is helping citizens in Latin America connect
AMX
-0.56%
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40 days
Filed under: Stocks to Buy  Double-digit subscriber growth means good things for America Movil SAB de CV (NYSE: AMX), hence I'm Reiterating my Buy rating for the company, first recommended on June 24, 2009 at a price of $36.47. If you purchased AMX in June, you're up about 30%.
America, is another one of those large caps that was rudely treated by Wall Street, which took shares down to about $25 from the mid-$60s in FY2008. That was a mistake, because all the while AMX, the largest wireless service provider in Latin America, has been expanding its presence in two important emerging markets: Br...
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