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AT&T dropped more than 10% on Thursday.

Analysts are weighing the company's free cash flow.

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AT&T stock ended Thursdays trading down 10.4%.

This was after first quarter earnings, which was largely solid across several metrics, but saw subscriber growth slow a bit, and it

spooked dividend focused investors who hoped for significantly higher free cash flow.

Revenues were close to street expectations, ticking up slightly year over year,

and non-gap earnings per share topped consensus by a penny.

Though the company's adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization

largely fell short of consensus.

Free cash flow came in at just $1 billion,

while analysts had expected $2.6 billion,

thanks to higher capital expenditures than expected.

There is no shortage of articles on AT&T's dedicated stock page on Seeking Alpha.

There's also no consensus on whether the stock is a sell, hold, buy, or strong buy. The latest article is by Gary Gambino. It's

entitled AT&T free cash flow freak out. In the article Gary rates the stock a hold.

He says the company is delivering on its strategy to expand 5G wireless and fiber.

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