This dividend aristocrat is currently sitting about 75% below its ATH. The company’s average dividend yield during the last Recession in 2009 was 6.4%. With a 6.1% yield now, AT&T is trading at recession level prices. It has also acquired both direct tv and Time Warner since then. They're currently leading the 5G race. AT&T has followed up its 12-city rollout in 2018 with seven more cities in early 2019, including the likes of Orlando, Florida; Las Vegas; Nashville, Tennessee; Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, and San Jose, California. Its “nationwide” 5G service is scheduled to be available by early 2020.
Bottom of support zone and 200 EMA at 31.91 would be a solid entry