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AT&T Stock Looks Cheap, but There's a Big Problem

AT&T Stock Looks Cheap, but There's a Big Problem

AT&T (NYSE: T) reported earnings this week, and while there was steady growth, a high dividend yield, and strong cash flow, the company continues to pay the price for previous investments. Travis Hoium, Jason Hall, and Jon Quast discuss the company's operations and why they're hesitant to buy the stock.