T-Mobile US shares technical analysis: Approaches $160.98 resistance as buyers dominate

T-Mobile US shares technical analysis: Approaches $160.98 resistance as buyers dominate
T-Mobile US surges 6.57% after earnings

T-Mobile US (TMUS) stock is trading at $156.97, up 6.57% on the day. The price is positioned above its key short- and medium-term moving averages, reflecting recent positive momentum.

TMUS price prediction
24H -0.5%
$158.58
48H 0.67%
$160.44
7D 1.1%
$161.14
1M -7.41%
$147.57
3M -9.23%
$144.67
6M -7.1%
$148.07
12M -26.47%
$117.19
Current price: $159.38 2.93 1.87%
Real-time Data 15:12
Daily range 154.41 Arrow from to Icon 158.97
Weekly range 144.39 Arrow from to Icon 158.97
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Highlights

  • T-Mobile US reported third quarter earnings of $3.22 per share and revenue of $23.58 billion, surpassing consensus estimates.
  • Adjusted EBITDA rose 10.8% to $9.62 billion with net income up 27.3% to $3.46 billion, and full-year guidance for service revenue and free cash flow increased.
  • Shares of T-Mobile US surged 6.57% to $156.97 with near-term momentum seen as strong but technicals indicate overbought conditions and an expected range of $152.96 to $160.98 in coming days.

Earnings beat and guidance lift drive investor inflows and optimism

T-Mobile US delivered a notable earnings beat for the third quarter of 2026, with $3.22 per share and revenue reaching $23.58 billion, according to Seeking Alpha. Robust operational performance and a raised full-year guidance for service revenues and free cash flow have accelerated investor demand, reflecting a positive structural shift. Yahoo Finance reported further improvements in profitability, as core adjusted EBITDA climbed 10.8% year over year to $9.62 billion and net income advanced 27.3% to $3.46 billion, underscoring the company's ability to generate cash and reward shareholders through repurchases and dividends.

T-Mobile asset chart
T-Mobile price dynamics. Source: TradingView.

Near-term support and overbought readings amid buyer dominance

TMUS is currently trading above its MA-20 ($147.84) and MA-50 ($149.95) on the H1 chart, with both levels providing recent support, but remains well below the MA-200 at $187.14 on the daily timeframe. The Ichimoku Kijun level at $151.01 represents immediate support, while key technical boundaries for the next move are set between $152.96 (support) and $160.98 (resistance). RSI at 73.61 signals extended overbought conditions, and Stochastic RSI, CCI, and Bull/Bear Power also continue to indicate buyer dominance and a potentially overheated market. MACD and the Awesome Oscillator are neutral, whereas ADX still points to the likelihood of continued buying pressure.

Range-bound outlook as consolidation likely despite upside potential

In the short term, TMUS is likely to trade within the $152.96 to $160.98 range, supported by a high 71% probability of holding or expanding the recent gains. The baseline scenario anticipates consolidation within this corridor. Should bulls overcome the upper resistance, further gains could materialize above $160.98, while a sustained move below $152.96 would signal a shift toward downside risk.

Anton Kharitonov, Traders Union expert, sees T-Mobile US trading with clear short-term momentum after strong Q3 2026 results and bullish guidance. He remains cautious due to the overbought technical setup and resistance near $160.98. Kharitonov believes the risk of a reversal or pause is elevated if the stock fails to hold above $152.96. "For now, my base case is sideways consolidation — bulls must defend $152.96 to avoid a sharper pullback."

Earlier, analysts noted that T-Mobile US faced sustained downside risk amid competitive pressures and technical uncertainty. The latest earnings beat and positive shift in key technicals mark a clear improvement in the outlook, with the $152.96 level now serving as a critical support area to monitor for signs of a change in trend.

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