Tag: wmt
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Ads, Chicken, and $8.5 Billion: Is McDonald’s Turnaround Worth Buying?
The market is pricing McDonald’s as a broken brand. Management calls it an execution problem. Either way, MCD stock looks tasty.
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The $6 Diesel Shock Is Moving Straight Into Your Food Bill
Investors are grappling with high diesel fuel prices colliding with an agricultural system carrying higher input costs, which will be passed to consumers.
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$100 Oil Is Becoming A Corporate Margin Problem, Not Just An Energy Shock
Oil crossing $100 a barrel is easy to understand as an energy story, but the critical question is what it does to corporate margins?
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Kroger Q2 2026 Earnings: Enough to Keep Buy-and-Hold Investors In
Kroger (NYSE: KR) delivered a Q2 2026 earnings report that didn’t contain numbers that would be considered a blockbuster by any standard. For example, Identical sales excluding fuel rose just 0.2%, and management trimmed full-year identical sales guidance to a range of 0.2% to 0.8%, down from 1.0% to 2.0% as of June. GAAP earnings…
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3 High-Yield Dividend ETFs to Protect Your Portfolio
In times of chaos, dividend ETFs can offer investors a compelling mix of stability, passive income, and long-term growth.
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Dollar Store Earnings: 2 Different Consumers Keep a Lid on Gains
Dollar General and Dollar Tree delivered similar earnings results, but renewed concerns about inflation may limit gains in both dollar store stocks.
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Costco: A Warehouse Store Trading at a Tech Multiple
Costco remains a retail powerhouse, but its premium valuation raises a crucial question: Is COST stock still worth buying at nearly 48x earnings?
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Earnings Recap: My 5 Favorite Cash-Flow Stocks From This Earnings Season
These five stocks delivered strong earnings and cash flow, but Broadcom, Home Depot, ADI, Walmart and Lockheed Martin each face key risks.
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Walmart’s $187.9 Billion Quarter Was Just the Start of Its 5-Step Strategy
Walmart stock slipped after Q2 earnings, but AI, eCommerce, fast delivery, advertising and Walmart+ could make the pullback a buying opportunity.
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Target’s Turnaround Is Finally Being Measured in Footsteps
Target’s latest quarter suggests its turnaround is gaining traction as shoppers return, sales broaden, and TGT stock climbs above key moving averages.