Charter Communications (CHTR) stock: Winston Score, insiders and Congress trades

Charter Communications sells internet, cable TV, and phone services to homes and businesses across the United States. It operates under the Spectrum brand, which most customers recognize from their internet or TV bills. Charter is one of the largest cable companies in the country, serving tens of millions of customers in over 40 states. Charter makes money by charging monthly subscription fees for its internet, video, and voice packages. The company generates most of its revenue in the US and has built a large physical network of cables and infrastructure that is expensive for competitors to replicate. However, Charter faces serious pressure from wireless internet providers and streaming services, which are pulling customers away from traditional cable TV bundles — making it critical for the company to retain and grow its broadband internet subscriber base to offset those losses.

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