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AT&T Yields 5.3% and Trades Near a 52-Week Low. Is the SpaceX Threat Really Worth That Discount?

A satellite-driven downgrade has pushed the telecom stock near its lows. Income investors may see an opening.

AT&T Yields 5.3% and Trades Near a 52-Week Low. Is the SpaceX Threat Really Worth That Discount?

Published July 11, 2026 · Category: Finance

Overview

AT&T (NYSE: T) isn't a stock that usually makes headlines. But lately it has been pulled into one of the market's hottest stories, SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX), and the result is a beaten-down share price and a mouth-watering dividend yield.

At about $21 as of this writing, just above its 52-week low of $19.89, AT&T's $1.11 annual dividend yields about 5.3%. Part of the reason the stock sits so low is a growing worry that SpaceX's satellite network could eventually eat into AT&T's business.

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So is that fear justified? And with the yield this high, is the dividend safe? Those are the two questions that matter for income investors here.

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Originally published at www.fool.com.

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