Your Editor On Switzer: Telstra De-Rating Has Begun

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This story features TELSTRA GROUP LIMITED.
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Yield investors should be more cautious from here onwards, warns FNArena Editor Rudi Filapek-Vandyck. Nowhere is the threat for ongoing capital losses as obvious as in Telstra ((TLS)) shares, he told Peter Switzer last Thursday.

On the Editor's observation, analysts are trying to assess what Telstra will look like beyond annual NBN-related payments from the Australian government, and they don't like what the future holds for the big Australian telco. Arguably, the de-rating of Telstra shares already started in 2015 when the stock was changing hands in the high $6s. At present Telstra shares are trading closer to $5. It appears a price with a '4' in front of it is but a matter of time.

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