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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HOLD

One his favourite names. The consumer will trade down to them when the economy weakens, but the stock is expensive now.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Due for a pullback, would buy on weakness. 

DON'T BUY

People buy this when the economy looks weak. But what gives him pause is that over 50% of their revenues come from groceries, which offer only 2% margins, yet trades around 25x PE.

BUY

Their e-commerce is strong. Today, an analyst said they could have $14 billion in ad revenue by 2030. He likes most their Walmart+ membership which offers discounts to hotels, flights, etc, making it perhaps the most attractive loyalty program.

BUY

Their price rollbacks are a smart move to appeal to the frugal consumer, and their stores have never looked better.

BUY

Announced a 3-for-1 stock split last January, then shares rose 18%. Two strong quarters helped.

DON'T BUY

Worrisome narrative that the lower-end demographic is having a lot of trouble and is pulling back. Usually think of it as doing well during poor economic times, but there's erosion from the bottom up. 55% of total revenue is from groceries, and that's a low margin business. In this nervous environment, rich at 25x PE.

HOLD

Very large company with established business model. Good proxy on state of economy. Unsure on how company will grow - very large already. However, if interest rates fall - company will see increase in sales. Overall, is a defensive name. Not much growth, but not much downside either. Would prefer a name like Target. 

DON'T BUY

Recent stock split irrelevant to investors. Underlying business performance most important factor in valuation. Comparing to options in tech sector, can be difficult to justify investment (valuation way too high). Would look elsewhere. 

BUY

A juggernaut. Great CEO. Keeps selling at low prices. Always a good time to buy this.

BUY

Premier company, never trades cheaply. Executes well. Inflation on food has helped, and inflation has driven shoppers to seek cheaper items for discretionary purchases. Great online presence, continues to grow. Powerful.

WATCH

Retail advantage: unmatched store and traffic reach. Also, they have such scale, they can collect massive data and harness that data using AI to better predict their business.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Recent stock split irrelevant to investors (same amount of earnings per share). Appearance of "cheaper" shares not true. Question is valuation of business to determine long term out. Believes future of business is strong, bit valuation is too high. Wait for price to fall. 

BUY

Chart's distorted by the stock split, so don't be scared! Trendline is fine, on a gentle upslope. Stable. Founding family has been selling, hard to say if that's bad.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Believes company is large enough to sustain growth. Question is whether stock is cheap enough. Very strong brand value with global reach. Excellent management team. Would wait for shares to fall before investing. Capital requirements also a concern with high inventory requirements. 

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