 | Charles argues for a dividend stalwart below, but he’ll be back tomorrow with his take on “dot-com crash 2.0” and the future of tech stocks. What do you think? Is this another 2000s bubble — or worse? Reach out to Feedback@MoneyandMarkets.com with your ideas.
— Chad Stone, Managing Editor, Money & Markets
| | | If you’re looking for a solid 6% yield and a payout that should keep up with inflation in the years ahead, look no further than telecom stalwart AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T).
AT&T is one of the oldest companies in the S&P 500, tracing its origins to Alexander Graham Bell’s invention of the telephone in 1876.
But the AT&T we know today is a product of two previous market mega trends: - A wave of consolidations in the late 1990s.
- And the birth of the mobile internet in the mid-2000s.
Despite the company’s long history, in recent years it acts more like a teenager that doesn’t know what it wants to be when it grows up.
Management fought tooth and nail to acquire Time Warner in 2018 with the goal of becoming a media content empire … only to spin off its media assets three years later.
This returned AT&T to its roots as a communications utility.
After a rocky few years (see below), it looks like T stock’s bullish turnaround is underway.
Click here to see why. 
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| It’s not a Big Oil stock… In fact, it’s beating Big Oil at their own game.
Get the full story on a tiny, under-the-radar company selling for less than $20. | |
Chart of the Day Federal Reserve officials have been fighting inflation since March.
Inflation was rising for a year before the Fed acted because economists believed higher prices were transitory.
They thought supply chain issues would resolve quickly and the economy would soon return to normal.
But the Fed was wrong.
We’ll never know if earlier action could have minimized the pain of inflation. We do know inflation may continue well into next year.
Once again, the Fed has a chance to act before things get worse.
This time traders are warning the Fed that market liquidity is a concern. 
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| It’s currently dominating Tesla in the trillion-dollar race to roll out energy storage technology…
Yet this tiny Silicon Valley company is valued at just $2 billion.
That’s almost 50X less than Tesla…
Yet, let me repeat, it’s leading Musk’s company in energy storage…
Frankly, I believe this stock is absurdly underpriced … and it won’t take the market long to realize it… | |
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