Jim Cramer is pouring cold water on AT&T Inc.'s (NYSE:T) massive 5G network expansion, warning investors that emerging satellite networks from tech billionaires will easily outpace traditional telecom companies in rural markets.
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During a recent episode of CNBC's “Mad Money,” a caller pitched AT&T as a potential long-term play, citing the telecom giant‘s move to purchase roughly $23 billion worth of EchoStar's nationwide spectrum.
The primary goal of the acquisition is to bridge coverage gaps, bolster the 5G network, and lock in rural customers. However, Cramer was quick to reject the stock entirely.







