I bought T because Cramer added it to his Charity Trust for which I subscribe (action alerts).  He rates each stock in the portfolio:

“Here’s the quick guide to my rating system, too: Ones are stocks I would buy right now, Twos are stocks that I would buy on a pullback, Threes are stocks I would sell on strength and Fours are stocks I want to unload as soon as my trading restrictions allow.”

Ranks change and explanations are often given.  T has been a 1. short-hand for accumulate.  Out of the blue, today, T was sold and eliminated from the Action Alerts Portfolio.  No real explanation.  A one is a sale?   I sure am wondering about what they say versus what the do!

As you can see, T was a solid, boring hold, which generated a 1.23% profit and a 5.6% dividend.  Sounds sound to me.  Wondering what Jim Cramer sees, must be something to have him make a decision to sell a stock that he rates a Number 1.