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On July 26, 2019, the T-Mobile logo is spotted outside a store in Washington, DC. – Antitrust laws in the United States… [+] Authorities have authorized T-Mobile and Sprint’s USD 26 billion merger, bringing together the third and fourth largest wireless carriers as the industry rushes toward the implementation of superfast 5G networks. (AFP photo by Alastair Pike) (The photo credit should be ALASTAIR PIKE/AFP/Getty Images instead of ALASTAIR PIKE/AFP/Getty Images.)
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T-stock Mobile’s in the United States (NASDAQ: TMUS) has risen 13% in the last three months and now trades at $149. The stock has risen as a result of the company’s outstanding performance in the first quarter of 2021. In the first quarter of 2021, the firm reported revenues of $19.8 billion. During the quarter, TMUS added 260,000 net new postpaid accounts and 773,000 postpaid lines. The number of new account additions was more than double that of the previous quarter. T-Mobile now has more than 103 million customers, putting it ahead of AT&T and only behind Verizon as the second largest telecom company. T-partnership Mobile’s with Sprint is helping the firm build its subscriber base while also giving it access to Sprint’s important radio frequency assets, which, when paired with T- Mobile’s, will give the company industry-leading 5G technology. T-5G Mobile’s network already covers 1.6 million square miles of the United States, which is more than twice the size of AT&T’s nearest competitor. T-Mobile intends to expand its network to smaller markets and rural areas, with the goal of increasing its market share to close to 20% in the next five years, up from its present low teens. But, will TMUS’ stock continue to rise in the next weeks, or will a market correction be more likely? The Trefis Machine Learning Engine, which analyzes trends in a company’s historical stock price data, predicts that TMUS stock will climb by more than 6% in the next three months (63 trading days) after rising by 13% in the previous three months (63 trading days). In the next three months, the stock has a 79 percent chance of producing a positive return. But how do these figures vary if you choose to hold TMUS shares for a shorter or longer period of time? On the Trefis Machine Learning, you can test the response and many other combinations to see if the TMUS stock would rise following a dip or vice versa. You can assess the likelihood of healing across time intervals of a quarter, a month, or even a single day!
TRY THE MACHINE LEARNING ENGINE FOR YOURSELF:
IF TMUS stock moves -5 percent in 5 trading days, then it will move an average of roughly 5.4 percent in the next 21 trading days, with a 73 percent chance of a positive return.

Trefis Average Return
TMUS Stock Movements: Some Fun Scenarios, FAQs, and Making Sense of Them:
Question 1: Is T-US Mobile’s stock’s average return higher following a drop?
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Answer:
Consider the following two scenarios: Case 1: T-US Mobile’s stock drops by 5% or more in a week.
Case 2: T-stock Mobile’s in the United States grows by at least 5% in a week.
Is the average return on T-Mobile US shares after Case 1 or Case 2 higher in the following month?
After Case 1 (where the stock has just suffered a 5% loss over the previous week), TMUS stock performs better, with an average return of 5.4 percent over the next month (21 trading days) versus an average return of 1.8 percent for Case 2 (where the stock has just suffered a 5% loss over the previous week).
In example, the S&P 500 has an average return of 3.1 percent in Case 1 and barely 0.5 percent in Case 2 over the next 21 trading days, according to our dashboard, which shows the average return for the S&P 500 after a decline or rise.
Use the Trefis machine learning engine to understand how T-Mobile US stock is likely to react after a given gain or loss over time.
Question 2: Does it pay to be patient?
Answer: If you buy and hold T-Mobile US stock, you may anticipate near-term swings to fade away with time, and a long-term favorable trend to favor you – at least if the company is otherwise healthy.
Overall, facts and Trefis’ machine learning engine estimates show that patience pays off in most stocks!
The following table shows the returns for TMUS stock over the next N days after a -5 percent shift over the previous 5 trading days, as well as the returns for the S&P500:

Trefis Average Return
Question 3: If you wait a bit following a climb, what is the average return?
Answer: As mentioned in the preceding question, the average return after a rise is lower than after a decrease. However, if a company has increased in the recent few days, you should avoid short-term bets in most cases – though TMUS stock appears to be an exception to this rule.
The table below shows TMUS’s returns over the next N days after a 5% shift over the previous 5 trading days, as well as the S&P500’s returns:

Trefis Average Return
By adjusting the variables in the charts above, you can test the trend for T-Mobile US stock for yourself.
The use of 5G wireless technology is becoming increasingly popular. What stocks should you invest in? For more information, see our 5G Stocks topic.
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