T-Mobile‘s CAPE Ratio

The CAPE ratio for T-Mobile US (TMUS) is a valuation tool that compares the company’s current stock price with the average of its inflation-adjusted earnings over the last 10 years. T-Mobile, a leading U.S. wireless carrier, generates most of its revenue from mobile services and device sales. The company’s performance is driven by subscriber growth, network quality, and its competitive pricing strategy, especially following its merger with Sprint. By using the CAPE ratio, investors assess whether T-Mobile is priced appropriately based on long-term earnings trends. A high CAPE suggests overvaluation, while a low CAPE indicates potential undervaluation, helping investors evaluate T-Mobile’s stock in a fast-evolving telecommunications market.