I'm buying Verizon Communications this week [July 26th], and this is why!

Verizon Communications Inc. (NYSE: VZ) shares have weakened from their recent highs above $59 registered in May 2021, and the current price stands around $55. Verizon Communications continues to expand its business, and at the current stock price, this company is fairly valued.

Fundamental analysis: Verizon continues to make improvements in all aspects

Verizon Communications is an American multinational telecommunication company that generates steady revenue and a healthy profit margin. Verizon reported its second-quarter results this week; total revenue has increased by 11.2% Y/Y to $33.8 billion, while GAAP EPS for the same period was $1.40 (beats by $0.11).

It is important to say that adjusted EBITDA (non-GAAP) was $12.2 billion in the second quarter, while the net income increased by 23% from second-quarter 2020 and reached $5.8 billion. Verizon raised its guidance for the 2021 fiscal year, and it reported that it expects wireless service revenue to grow between 3.5% to 4%, while the EPS should be in the range of $5.25 to $5.35.

CEO Hans Vestberg said that Verizon continues to make improvements in all aspects; the company strengthened its strategic focus with the divestment of Verizon Media Group and laid out a long-term financial goal with a focus on growth. Verizon launched the first commercially available private 5G network solution in the U.S and continues with expanding 5G Home Services, which is now available across 47 markets.

Verizon Communications is a stable company with a good position in the market, while its shares could be a good choice for any investor seeking secure dividend income. The dividend yield is around 4.4% at the current share price, and the company will continue to deliver strong financial results throughout the remainder of the year.

Verizon trades at less than five times TTM EBITDA, and with a market capitalization of $231 billion, shares of this company are fairly valued.

Technical analysis: Verizon shares are still not able to advance above the $60 resistance level even

Verizon shares can still advance above the $60 resistance level even though the company continues to generate steady revenue and a healthy profit margin.

On this chart, I marked important resistance and support levels. The important support levels are $50, and $45, $60, and $65 represent the resistance levels. If the price jumps above $60, the next price target could be around $65.

Rising above $65 supports the continuation of the bullish trend; still, if the price falls below $50 support, it would be a "sell" signal, and we have the open way to $45.

Summary

The company's business has proven improvements throughout the second fiscal quarter, and Verizon shares could be a good choice for any investor seeking secure dividend income. Verizon will continue to deliver strong financial results, and if the price jumps above $60, the next price target could be around $65.