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AT&T’s operating income rose from $6.1 billion to $7.1 billion because of lower depreciation and amortization expenses.</p>\n<p>“The investment and refocusing on the core business appears to be paying off,” Guilfoyle wrote. “AT&T is definitely a different company than it was, and will continue to evolve into mid-2022. AT&T also seems to be beating Verizon at the game they both play.”</p>\n<p>In May AT&T said it would focus on its core business and divested its WarnerMedia entertainment unit for $43 billion to Discovery (DISCA).</p>\n<p>AT&T estimates full year adjusted EPS growth at the “high end of the low to mid single digit (percentage) range, and is on track to land free cash flow on or close to the firm's $26 billion target,” Guilfoyle wrote.</p>\n<p>The company also plans to return less free cash flow funds to shareholders and pay down some of its debt load. 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This is the story of a major corporation as it comes to a point of inflection.”\n\nTraders in the stock could sell their position, he argues. “Traders can move on to something else,” Guilfoyle wrote. “This is a decision to either invest or not invest.”\nThe company’s recent third-quarter earnings were mixed as it reported adjusted EPS of $0.87 and GAAP EPS of $0.82, which both beat Wall Street’s estimates. AT&T reported revenue of $39.9 billion, which missed the consensus view and was a contraction of 5.7% compared to last year, reflecting the separation of DirecTV.\nOne positive factor is that AT&T added a good amount of customers recently - during the past quarter the company added 1.22 million wireless customers, plus 928,000 postpaid phones, compared to its competitor Verizon (VZ) -Get Verizon Communications Inc. Report which only added 429,000 postpaid phones. Revenue also came from the addition of 249,000 prepaid AT&T phones. AT&T’s operating income rose from $6.1 billion to $7.1 billion because of lower depreciation and amortization expenses.\n“The investment and refocusing on the core business appears to be paying off,” Guilfoyle wrote. “AT&T is definitely a different company than it was, and will continue to evolve into mid-2022. AT&T also seems to be beating Verizon at the game they both play.”\nIn May AT&T said it would focus on its core business and divested its WarnerMedia entertainment unit for $43 billion to Discovery (DISCA).\nAT&T estimates full year adjusted EPS growth at the “high end of the low to mid single digit (percentage) range, and is on track to land free cash flow on or close to the firm's $26 billion target,” Guilfoyle wrote.\nThe company also plans to return less free cash flow funds to shareholders and pay down some of its debt load. 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