AT&T ($T) Drops -11.8% in 30 Days as Starlink Spectrum Deal Raises New Questions (See the latest news for any ticker on Tickeron.) AT&T (T) shares have fallen roughly 11.8% over the last 30 days, sliding from about $25.15 on September 9 to near $22.18 in early October. The sharpest decline came after SpaceX announced an $8 billion acquisition of 800 MHz low-band spectrum, positioning Starlink Mobile to compete more directly with major U.S. wireless carriers. The selloff was sector-wide, with Verizon Communications (VZ) and T-Mobile US (TMUS) also falling sharply on the same catalyst. Over the trailing quarter, T rallied from its 52-week low near $20.48 in early July to a mid-September peak near $26.72 before giving back most of those gains. Wall Street's consensus rating on T remains a Buy, with an average price target near $28.77, though several analysts trimmed targets following the SpaceX news. $VZ $TMUS $BCE