Список проголосовавших за комментарий " AT&T: Color on Quarter (41.39)<ul><li><strong>FBR increases their price target to $44 from $42</strong>, and maintain their Market Perform rating. They note that AT&T reported largely mixed 4Q16 results, with both top-line and adjusted EBITDA misses driven by fewer upgrades and continued legacy service weakness. Lower depreciation expenses helped lift adjusted EPS to $0.66. Strong international and entertainment revenues were key to offsetting ongoing weakness in consumer mobility and an anemic business solutions segment, which continues to be handicapped by weak legacy service demand. Promotional pricing of DIRECTV NOW, with zero-rating, saw strong initial adoption, helping to offset churn from the 2G network shutdown. With Ajit Pai recently named as chairman of the FCC, net neutrality is likely to be overturned; and zero-rating will likely be endorsed, paving the way for T's bundling strategy.</li><li><strong>RBC increases their price target to $42 from $39</strong>, and maintain their Sector Perform rating. They note that AT&T reported mixed results with strong revenues offset by margin pressures from elevated wireless competition. The company remains focused on stabilizing its wireless subscriber base primarily by bundling wireless services with video. We believe corporate tax reform could provide offsetting benefits to counter financial pressures from elevated wireless competition. Increases price target to $42 from $39, maintains sector perform. </li></ul><p><em>AT&T shares are down ~0.3% pre-market in reaction to earnings. </em></p>"