T-Mobile US, Inc.

• TMUS Stock Price 24h change: -0.03%. From 183.65 USD to 183.60 USD.
• T-Mobile's stock reached a new 52-week low of $181.36 during the session before a slight recovery, reflecting ongoing market pressure and concerns over margin contraction and increased competition despite strong operational metrics.
• From a technical perspective, the stock is in a "Strong Sell" regime but entering "Oversold" territory: TMUS is trading below its 5-day ($184.92), 50-day ($192.19), and 200-day ($197.53) moving averages, suggesting a dominant bearish trend. However, the 14-day RSI has dropped to 24.6, indicating it is technically oversold and could be primed for a short-term relief bounce.
• T-Mobile announced a massive $14.6 billion shareholder return program through 2026, including dividends and buybacks, alongside the appointment of Jonathan A. Freier as the new Chief Operating Officer.
• The company raised its Regulatory Programs & Telco Recovery Fee effective January 21, moving it from $3.99 to $4.49 per line, a move aimed at recovering costs but risking further customer churn.
• T-Mobile teams are proactively monitoring a major winter storm ("Fern") expected to impact network infrastructure across the central and southern U.S. in late January 2026.
• Verizon successfully completed all regulatory approvals to acquire Frontier Communications on January 20, 2026, a move set to expand its fiber access to nearly 30 million locations and intensify broadband competition.
• Major network outages hit over 1 million Verizon customers on January 14, leading the company to issue $20 credits and highlighting industry-wide challenges in network reliability during aggressive infrastructure transformations.

• TMUS Stock Price 24h change: -1.43%. From 186.32 USD to 183.65 USD. The price hit a new 52-week low as investors reacted to competitive pricing pressures and a recent service outage spillover.
• From a technical perspective, TMUS is in a "strongly oversold" state with a 14-day RSI of approximately 30.84. The stock is trading significantly below its 50-day ($202.40) and 200-day ($223.79) moving averages, indicating a dominant bearish trend, though the extreme RSI suggests a potential for a short-term technical bounce.
• T-Mobile hit a historic milestone on Jan 15, leading in network quality in 5 out of 6 U.S. regions according to J.D. Power, breaking a 35-year streak of single-carrier dominance.
• T-Mobile announced a fee increase starting Jan 21, raising the monthly regulatory fee for voice lines from $3.99 to $4.49 to offset rising operational costs.
• T-Mobile introduced a $14.6 billion shareholder return program through 2026 and appointed Jonathan A. Freier as the new Chief Operating Officer to lead domestic growth strategies.
• A major nationwide service outage on Jan 14 impacted thousands of Verizon users, causing spillover connectivity issues for AT&T and T-Mobile customers attempting to contact the affected network.
• Global telecom regulators are intensifying scrutiny on infrastructure pricing, with the TRAI recently reviewing deployment costs at major international transport hubs to ensure fair market competition.