Fundamental Analysis
TMUS
T-Mobile US
Bearish
Summary
T-Mobile shows modest multi-year revenue growth (3.5% CAGR) while net income has been unusually volatile, producing a large historical outlier and a recent rollover to decline; the latest annual revenue change was +8.5% while the latest annual net income change was -3.1%. The most recent quarter posted a $3.239B net income even as quarterly revenue direction is declining, so short-term profitability strength runs against the longer annual picture. The balance sheet reads as assets 1.36x liabilities and the Piotroski score of 6 provides a neutral signal while the Altman Z at 1.47 flags distress, which tempers the bearish overall rating given the outlier-driven net income history.
Revenue — Annual Comparison
Net Income — Annual Comparison
Quarterly Detail Charts
Quarterly Revenue
Quarterly Net Income
Piotroski F-Score Breakdown
6/8 · Neutral
Profitability — Net income positive this fiscal year
Pass
Return on Assets — Return on Assets improved year-over-year
Fail
Cash flow positive — Cash from operations positive this fiscal year
Pass
Earnings quality — Cash from operations exceeds net income
Pass
Leverage down — Long-term debt / total assets improved
Fail
Liquidity up — Current ratio improved year-over-year
Pass
No share dilution — Share count did not increase year-over-year
Pass
Margin up — Gross margin expanded year-over-year
N/A
Asset efficiency — Asset turnover improved year-over-year
Pass
Data Source
Fundamental filing data sourced from the SEC’s EDGAR database. Company filings are used for the charts and summary figures on this page.
Recent Filings
Formula & Methodology
Trend inputAnnual revenue and net income year-over-year direction contributes 20% of the score.
Piotroski inputModified 9-test Piotroski F-Score (Quality) contributes 40% of the score.
Altman inputAltman Z-Score (Distress) contributes 40% of the score.
Rating ruleFormula: Trend (20%) + Piotroski F-Score (40%) + Altman Z-Score (40%). Trend blends annual revenue and net income year-over-year direction. Piotroski is the modified 9-test variant (7 classic + 2 cash-flow tests). Altman uses the 1968 Z-Score with Safe/Grey/Distress zones. Combined blend uses ±0.45 thresholds: Bullish at +0.45 or higher, Bearish at -0.45 or lower, Neutral in between. Missing sub-signals count as Neutral (0) and weights are not re-normalized — a company with fewer available signals must earn its rating from stronger reads on the remaining pillars.