Here’s Why BofA Sees 55% Upside in AT&T
AT&T (T) shares fell 25% from their March high despite strong Q3 results and raised 2026 outlook. Bank of America reiterated a Buy rating and $34 price target, citing convergence strategy. Analysts expect EPS growth to $2.92 by 2028. SpaceX's potential mobile entry and debt levels are key risks.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
The new target and guidance could attract buying interest, but concerns over competition and debt may limit upside.
Market read
AT&T's earnings beat and raised outlook provide fresh material for traders, with a notable analyst upgrade that could drive short‑term price action.
What to watch
Potential downside from SpaceX Starlink entering mobile and AT&T's high debt leverage.
Background
AT&T's Q3 earnings beat expectations, but the share price dropped sharply, prompting BofA to reiterate a bullish price target.
Ticker impact
AT&T reported Q3 results with 20% adjusted EPS growth, raised 2026 outlook and a new $34 price target from BofA.
likely upward pressure as the market prices in the higher target and improved guidance
BofA's 55% upside target is a fresh, material analyst call based on the earnings beat and guidance raise.
Market effects
Telecom sector may see renewed optimism if AT&T's guidance holds, potentially lifting peers.
U.S. large‑cap telecom stocks could experience modest gains.
Limited to U.S. markets; no immediate global ripple.
Counterpoint
The stock fell 25% despite the beat, indicating market skepticism about the sustainability of the guidance and SpaceX competition.
Key entities
- analystBank of America
Issued a Buy rating with a $34 price target, 55% above the close.
- competitorSpaceX
Its Starlink mobile push is cited as a risk factor for AT&T.



