T-Mobile(US:TMUS) Benzinga·2026-01-23 17:00Core Insights - Investors with significant capital have adopted a bearish stance on T-Mobile US, indicating potential insider knowledge of upcoming events [1] - The overall sentiment among large investors is predominantly bearish, with 70% of trades being bearish and only 20% bullish [2] Options Activity - A total of 10 uncommon options trades were identified for T-Mobile US, with 3 puts amounting to $269,865 and 7 calls totaling $581,893 [2] - The projected price targets for T-Mobile US based on trading activity range from $180.0 to $200.0 over the past three months [3] Volume and Open Interest - An analysis of volume and open interest provides insights into the liquidity and interest in T-Mobile US's options, particularly within the $180.0 to $200.0 strike price range over the last 30 days [4] Recent Options Activity - Noteworthy options activity includes various trades with differing sentiments, such as: - A bullish call option with a total trade of $283.5K at a strike price of $185.00 [7] - Bearish put options with total trades of $137.1K and $90.4K at strike prices of $187.50 and $180.00 respectively [7] Company Overview - T-Mobile US, formed from the merger of T-Mobile USA and MetroPCS in 2013, and later with Sprint in 2020, is the second-largest wireless carrier in the US, serving approximately 85 million postpaid and 26 million prepaid customers [8] - The company has aggressively entered the fixed-wireless broadband market, currently serving 7 million residential and business customers, along with nearly 1 million fiber broadband customers through joint ventures [8] Market Performance - The current trading volume for T-Mobile US is 1,206,438, with the stock price at $184.23, reflecting a 0.61% increase [11] - An expert from Bernstein has maintained a Market Perform rating on T-Mobile US, with an average target price of $245.0 [10]