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Charter gets final approval for Cox deal

CHTR trades at ~3.9 P/E, $18.2B market cap, $4.9B LTM net income, $4.7B FCF, and buybacks reduced share count 13.1% YoY. Cox merger approval plus potential SpaceX partnership could trigger a re-rating; high short interest (50.4% of float) adds squeeze potential. Speculative long driven by cheap valuation and catalysts, but heavily dependent on merger close and no further operational deterioration. $93.8B debt vs $18B equity, continued subscriber losses, CPUC delay/denial, and SpaceX deal never materializing.

Charter is a key distribution partner, actively bundling Paramount+ with its video offerings.

Author is monitoring Charter Communications after it hit a 13-year low, seeing a potential value play.

The author highlights ongoing revenue declines and subscriber losses for Charter Communications.

US pre-market movers show Intel up on strong earnings and guidance.

US pre-market movers show Intel up on strong earnings and guidance.

Charter Communications reported second quarter revenue of 13.5 billion dollars down 1.7 percent.

Charter Communications reports Q2 2026 adjusted EBITDA of 5.4 billion dollars and revenue of 13.

Charter Communications reported Q2 2026 adjusted EBITDA of $5.4 billion and revenue of $13.5.

Management lowered full-year EBITDA guidance to a decline of ~1%, reflecting slower broadband customer growth, higher competition, and one-time retention offers that did not fully pay off.

Charter Communications announced plans to exchange a number of its bonds for cash and fresh.

Wells Fargo cuts Charter price target to $160 with Underweight rating.

BofA cut CHTR; changed consumer behaviors and absence of a visible growth catalyst cited.

Avoid Charter, doomed by secular decline.

Comcast spin-off unlocks M&A, buy CMCSA, CHTR.

Charter merger rally likely overdone.

Charter Communications debt securities improved Monday as traders speculated that Comcast's.

Comcast plans to spin off NBCUniversal and Sky assets.

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HLIT dominates the software for cable DOCSIS 4.0 upgrades.

Short CHTR on intensifying competition from Starlink and price compression in cable broadband.

Watch cable operators; upgrades improve capacity but require capex.

Highlights Charter as a positive example of bundling strategy stabilizing subscriber counts in the linear ecosystem, which is a partner and customer for WBD's networks.

Long U.S. and European telecom operators as AI-driven proactive customer service reduces churn.

CHTR has generated ~$5B net income annually since 2021, yet entire market cap is only $19.5B, implying a ~4x earnings yield. The extreme valuation compression (down 34% in 5 days) creates a potential mean-reversion or value trap resolution opportunity if fundamentals hold. Despite sector unattractiveness, the price discounts severe deterioration not yet reflected in financials, offering a deep value entry. Continued subscriber losses, secular decline in cable/broadband, debt load (~$98B), or recessionary pressures could further compress valuation or impair earnings.

"CHTR is at a discount! @ 180. It’s rated a STRONG BUY with a $430 PT" (+5). Big upside to target implies a value play that could re-rate. Retail sees a mispricing opportunity. Single comment; no additional confirmation; cable sector headwinds.

Charter threatened by wireless internet disruption

CHTR’s revenue declines ~1% annually, but aggressive buybacks reduce share count, and a major capex cycle ends next year, causing FCF to jump roughly 50% without operational improvement. The market overreacted to a minor earnings miss, creating a temporary price dislocation below the author’s DCF estimate of $330; the upcoming FCF inflection should close the gap. Buy CHTR at current discounted levels ($182-187) anticipating a re-rating as FCF expands and buybacks accelerate, targeting long-term value realization. Revenue decline could accelerate due to cord-cutting or competition; capex may not decline as expected; macro headwinds or interest rate sensitivity; leverage concerns.