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Just noticed something interesting in the latest SEC filings - CapWealth Advisors loaded up pretty heavily on Lumen Technologies back in February, adding over 700k shares in one quarter. The position grew to nearly $48 million, making Lumen one of their top holdings at 3.3% of assets. What caught my eye is the timing. Lumen had been climbing hard, up 76% year-over-year at that point, and CapWealth clearly saw something worth betting on. The company's been through rough times though - massive losses during that 12-month stretch, and they just sold off their fiber consumer business to AT&T for $5.75 billion. But here's the thing: they're pivoting toward enterprise and infrastructure plays as AI infrastructure demand heats up. That's probably why an institutional player like CapWealth is accumulating. Whether Lumen can actually execute on that pivot is another story, but the institutional conviction is definitely there. Interesting contrarian move if you ask me.