T-Mobile Surges to 84th in Trading Activity as Volume Jumps 35% on $1Billion

On August 15, 2025, T-Mobile US (TMUS) saw a trading volume of $1.00Billion, marking a 35.18% increase from the previous day. The stock rose 1.73%, securing the 84th position in market activity rankings.

Insider trading activity over the past six months revealed significant share sales by executives and institutional stakeholders. Key figures include the CEO selling 90,000 shares and the CFO disposing of 25,000 shares, reflecting a broader trend of insider divestment. Institutional investors also adjusted positions, with notable additions from Capital International and Jane Street Group, while entities like Berkshire Hathaway and SoftBank reduced holdings.

Government contracts awarded to T-Mobile totaled $50.18 million in the past year, with major contracts including $16.37 million for wireless telecommunications services and $11.14 million for IRS smartphone procurement. These contracts highlight the company’s role in public sector technology solutions.

Analyst sentiment remains mixed, with five firms issuing “buy” or “overweight” ratings and one firm downgrading to “underweight.” Recent price targets range from $200 to $285, with a median estimate of $270. The strategy of purchasing top-volume stocks and holding for one day from 2022 to the present has yielded a total profit of $10,720.