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Mobile device owners have fallen in love with T-Mobile and so has Wall Street. The company's shares have far outpaced those of Verizon and AT&T over most time periods.

, trailing only longtime leader Verizon. Even the departure of Legere in April 2020 hasn't slowed down the company which is about to pick up some more valuable 2.5GHz mid-band spectrum at a favorable price.T-Mobile has also been discovered on Wall Street. Dow Jones'recently wrote,"It used to be Verizon Communication world, but wireless now belongs to T-Mobile US." Over the last year, T-Mobile's shares have risen 5.25% to $144.78.

Now, T-Mobile is turning its focus to rural markets and enterprise users where it currently has market shares in the low teens and high single digits, respectively. Historically, T-Mobile and Sprint have trailed Verizon and AT&T in these markets, but T-Mobile is aiming to grab a 20% share in both by 2025. We've recently seen an increase in television ads for T-Mobile's service for businesses.

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