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T-Mobile Stock Dips in Volatile Session, but After-Hours Gain Provides Hope for Monday

BELLEVUE, WA – Shares of T-Mobile US Inc. (NASDAQ: TMUS) finished the trading day with a modest loss after a session marked by significant swings. The stock closed at

0.70 (0.31%). However, a glimmer of optimism appeared in post-market activity, potentially setting a more positive stage for Monday.

According to market data from June 13, T-Mobile experienced a turbulent day. After opening at $228.50, the stock fell to a low of $226.15 before staging a powerful rally to a session high of $229.67 around midday. That peak proved unsustainable, as the stock gradually sold off throughout the afternoon, ultimately closing below the previous day’s finish of $228.70.

Crucially for investors looking ahead, after-hours trading saw the stock rebound, gaining

228.31.

 

Outlook for Monday:

The mixed signals from Friday’s session and after-hours trading create two distinct possibilities for Monday’s open.

The Bullish Case (Market Up): The after-hours recovery is the strongest indicator for a potential move higher. This late buying interest suggests that traders viewed the closing price as an attractive entry point. If this momentum carries into Monday’s pre-market session, expect T-Mobile to attempt to reclaim key levels. The first line of resistance will be the day’s opening price of

228.70. A sustained push above these marks could see the stock challenge its recent high of $229.67.

 

The Bearish Case (Market Down): Despite the after-hours pop, the stock’s inability to hold its midday gains is a notable sign of weakness. The intraday high of

226.15**. A breach of this level could indicate further selling pressure and a continuation of the downtrend from Friday afternoon.

 

While the official trading session ended on a downbeat note, the after-hours bounce gives bulls a slight edge heading into the new week. The first hour of trading on Monday will be critical. Watch for whether T-Mobile can build on its post-market gains and break through resistance at

228.00 level could see the stock retest its recent lows.

 

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