Walmart maintains a hold rating due to its premium valuation and mixed technical signals ahead of its Q2 earnings report. The company's Q1 results showed solid revenue and eCommerce growth, but cautious guidance and higher costs have dampened investor sentiment. Management reaffirmed its full-year 2027 guidance, projecting modest net sales growth and adjusted earnings per share, which disappointed some investors expecting upgrades. Technical analysis suggests the stock may trade sideways, facing resistance at $122 and support at $105, reflecting ongoing valuation concerns.
Retail sales in the U.S. posted their largest increase since the U.S.-Iran conflict, suggesting the end of the so-called 'Vibecession'—a period where consumer sentiment was weak despite strong economic data. Core goods, which make up 19.3% of the Con...
Amazon plans to spend $6.8 billion expanding its same-day delivery hubs from 85 to over 1,000 by 2031, aiming to place fast-moving inventory within 10 miles of 80% of U.S. Prime members. This move targets Walmart's advantage of having 5,000 stores th...
