Sylvain Roche
πŸ“Œ Monthly DCA update β€” Reinforcement on $T.US (AT&T Inc) This month, I decided to reinvest my DCA into $T.US / AT&T. The position is currently around -20% on my portfolio, so I see this as an opportunity to improve my break-even price while keeping the weighting under control. I want to be very clear: this is not a β€œblind average down”. I am reinforcing because the company still has characteristics that fit my long-term strategy: πŸ“‘ Defensive telecom business πŸ’° Strong recurring cash flow πŸ“Š Attractive valuation compared to earnings and cash generation πŸ“₯ High dividend yield πŸ—οΈ Ongoing investments in 5G and fiber πŸ“‰ Current market pressure that seems more linked to fear and sentiment than to a collapse of the business The recent pressure on AT&T is mainly linked to concerns around competition, debt, capex, and the possible impact of new players like Starlink in the telecom market. These are real risks, and I do not ignore them. But for now, I do not see AT&T as a company in fundamental distress. It remains a large, profitable telecom operator with recurring revenues, a significant customer base, and strong infrastructure assets. Of course, AT&T is not a fast-growth stock. It is a slow, defensive, income-oriented position. The goal here is not to chase explosive performance, but to benefit from valuation, dividends, and long-term cash flow while managing the risk through position sizing. That is why I am reinforcing progressively, not aggressively. The key points I will continue to monitor are: πŸ”Ž Free cash flow πŸ”Ž Debt level πŸ”Ž Dividend coverage πŸ”Ž Mobile subscriber growth πŸ”Ž Fiber growth πŸ”Ž Competition from Verizon, T-Mobile and Starlink πŸ”Ž Management discipline on capital allocation For my copiers, the most important point is this: I am not increasing risk blindly. The weighting remains reasonable, and this reinforcement is part of a controlled long-term strategy. When a solid company falls while the fundamentals remain acceptable, I prefer to act with discipline instead of emotion. That does not mean the stock cannot fall more in the short term. It can. But as long as the long-term thesis remains intact, I am comfortable using weakness to improve my average entry price. πŸ“Œ Copy Info πŸ‘₯ 62 copiers πŸ“ˆ 12.6K followers πŸ“Š 2-year return: +53.37% πŸ“… 2026 YTD: +17.71% βœ… Profitable weeks: 67% βœ… Profitable trades: 71% πŸ“‰ Beta: 0.8 Minimum copy: $1,000 Ideal copy: $2,000 + regular monthly or weekly investment $T.US $VZ (Verizon) $T.US $SPX500 $NSDQ100
Not investment advice. The author may have financial interests in the mentioned instruments.
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