NYSE:WMT

Walmart Inc (WMT)

113.10
+1.36 (1.22%)
as of Jul 28, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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star iconJul 28, 2026, 12:00 am

This summary was created by AI, based on 20 opinions in the last 12 months.

Walmart Inc. (WMT) currently faces a complex environment, with mixed feelings from analysts regarding its stock performance and valuation. While the company has experienced positive earnings and a strong revenue performance, with an EPS growth of 13% in 2025, there are concerns about its high price-to-earnings (PE) ratio, which trades at around 40-50x. Experts emphasize the competitive landscape, particularly the pressures from rivals like Amazon in the grocery segment and various economic factors that could affect consumer behavior. Many analysts believe WMT remains a valuable player in the retail space, but they are cautious about its valuation and vulnerability, suggesting that the stock is too expensive given its growth prospects. Given its resilience during challenging economic conditions, analysts display a mix of optimism and caution towards the company's future performance, leading to diverse investment recommendations.

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COST
WEAK BUY

This is a stock that could probably go on forever and based on a good valuation, one that you could buy and hold. The time to buy it was when there were the headlines of the Mexican bribery scandal. At the current price, its okay, not expensive at 14X earnings, growing dividends and buying back shares but he is finding better ideas in this space.

COMMENT

(Market Call Minute.) Very competitive area. She would prefer Target (TGT-N).

BUY

Long-term fundamentals shape up very, very well. A retail that continues to be able to grow itself, introducing product lines at lower pricing given their ability to buy in massive bulk amounts. Recently have been going after Dollar Store type of channels by introducing $1, $2, $3 items.

TOP PICK

100 million people walk through their stores every single week. 30% of their revenues come from international components. 10% earnings growth rate. Yield of 2.57%.

HOLD

Has never been a strong supporter of this company, but over time it just continues to surge and to do well. Has had a bit of a hiccup lately, partly because of the payroll tax holiday that has expired which affects the lower income areas of society.

TOP PICK

You could put your grandmother into it. They are now an operating company and not a growth story and finally realized it. Buying back shares, increasing divided. Domination in retail and shareholder friendliness make them attractive.

WATCH

Leaked documents spooked investors. Investors may not treat this stock well moving forward. If the support level about $68 is held then he could be a buyer.

BUY

Stock prices still above or around the 200 day moving average. If looking for low beta stock at 0.6 versus the S&P and a long-term growth rate of 10% with one of the best brands out there, this is a good stock. 2.3% dividend will probably grow by 8%-9% per year over the next 3 years.

COMMENT

Over the years, this has been a fabulous company. The biggest problem for them has been the Dollar stores both in Canada and the US. If, as an investor, you want to play the lower end of retailing, this company is fine.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Probably a little bit overbought at this time so he would wait for a better entry point such as $70-$71.

DON'T BUY
Has done well and thinks this is because of the current US situation of high unemployment. Have also managed their business fairly well. Concerned about the bribery scandal in Mexico and that it won't come up again. Also, more than 50% of their earnings come from groceries, which is a very, very low margin business. Food inflation, due to drought, creates problems for grocers.
SELL
(Mark Call Minute.) Feels there are going to be some cost pressure problems. Trading at pretty lofty levels. If you own, Sell and buy it back in the mid-$50's.
BUY
There are a pile of US large caps that went out of favour in 2000 and been seeing multiple compression for 12 years. They’ve grown into their earnings and now breaking out of a long term range. Looks extremely good. Winning market share as consumers come "down market".
BUY
Longer-term growth in emerging markets is attractive. Had a good breakout this year, which is very encouraging and it still has more legs.
BUY
He is quite cautious on equities in general but within the equity market the value retailers have been one of the stronger bases to be focused. It's an area that benefits slowly improving employment. This one is executing really well. Same-store sales are coming in very strong.
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