Walmart Inc

Fallen below 200-day moving average. Technicals don't look great. Mid-single digit growth rate. Dollar General or Target are better names. Valuation is expensive.

Remember that valuation is relative. Some years have higher valuations, some lower. Make sure you own shares that companies make things that people want and the company leads in its sector. WMT is a powerhouse, but its price performance vs. the market has been falling since September. WMT is really improving its e-commerce, but it will cost them. It's a great company...but there's Amazon. WMT is too defensive for this current market.

Well-run, integrating stores and online well. If the economy weakens, it will benefit Walmart. Same-store sales and e-sales are doing well, but the valuation has grown high. Buy on pullback. WMT have been diligent going online and has held up to Amazon.

Impressive chart. Performing decently. Outperforming Amazon. Worries about valuation, and growth rate is still in single digits. Prefers something like Dollar General.

Doing very, very well. Pushing into new highs this week. Consumer staples tend to do well in latter part of economic cycle. It's somewhat expensive, growth rate is low for him. Decent dividend. Low beta. Owns Dollar General instead. Prefers defensives with growth behind them. How well can it fight long-term against Amazon?

The latest study shows they are competing well with Amazon on groceries. They have made major investments internationally and will soon be recognized by the market. Yield 1.92% (Analysts’ price target is $110.93)

Very good company and well-run. There's enough room for this and Amazon to both do well. Buy this on a pullback. He's long held this.

He owns Amazon instead. Walmart has all the baggage of being an old-school retailer. Shifting to an internet model is a good thing and bringing in one day shipping is helpful, but the competition is fierce.

It is one of a handful of superstars that have weathered the storm of AMZN-Q. They are now playing some offense. For the size, they have done a great job of being nimble. Their acquisition has done very well. Same store sales are up. They have strong numbers overall. They are going to remodel their stores and this CAP-X could impair their ability to raise dividends. The tariffs have impeded their sales. Their margins may be squeezed by tariffs. He is not there because of the CAP-X spending planned. The valuation is attractive and there is support at the current price.

The street loved this stock today with the best earnings reported in about 9 years. The fundamentals are still good for this stock. They dominate groceries in the US. However, Amazon may pose somewhat of a risk. He thinks there is room to go up a little more.

This is a good defensive stock and has good valuations. Their earnings may be impacted by some of their reinvestment plans. The US GDP numbers are still strong. The battle continues with Amazon. At this level it is fairly valued.

(Past Top Pick, July 17, 2017, Up 5%) He sold a $77.50 call at $2.50 last December when Walmart was over $90, so he got called away at $77.50. He made a 5% return over 5 months.

This company is competing against the likes of Amazon and is losing the battle. The growth in incremental sales will likely go to Amazon, especially in online sales.

(Past Top Pick, May 10, 2018, Up 5%) He liked their whole India play, though investors didn't at first. It's come off in the past year, but sees plenty of upside. Good to continue to own it and a great long-term play that will hit $100. But yes, Amazon is probably a threat to Walmart in North America e-commerce, though not India.

They've corrected the past few weeks. Their earnings aren't that bad nor was their e-commerce performance. It's a defensive and value stock, and undervalued by $10-20. But it faces transportation costs which eat into profits.

He thinks this chart looks weak right now. The move below a gap up back in November is worrisome. He would not be buying right now. He sees support around $79 with resistance at $87.