Walmart reported strong quarterly results, continuing to benefit from an increase in higher earners who were purchasing more groceries and discretionary items.
Walmart (WMT) reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results Thursday, but its guidance came in short of estimates, sending shares sharply lower in premarket trading.
Zach Johnson, CIO at Stack Financial Management, highlights how Walmart attracts high-income consumers due to inflation, leading to a positive impression and high renewal rates for Walmart Plus.
Walmart on Thursday forecast sales for the fiscal year ending January 2026 below Wall Street's current estimates, signaling the world's largest retailer expects inflation-weary consumers to pull back after several quarters of solid growth.
Walmart is set to report its fourth-quarter earnings before the bell on Thursday, offering investors insights into consumer spending trends as economic uncertainties persist. Analysts are forecasting revenue of $180.01 billion for the quarter, with earnings per share expected at 64 cents, according to LSEG estimates.
Walmart will report fiscal fourth-quarter earnings before the bell on Thursday. Investors are trying to parse whether softer retail sales in January were a blip or a bigger warning sign.
The Q4 reporting focus shifts to the Retail sector in the days ahead as the brick-and-mortar operators, including Walmart, start coming out with quarterly results.
The Q4 reporting focus shifts to the Retail sector in the days ahead as the brick-and-mortar operators, including Walmart, start coming out with quarterly results.
The 'Fast Money' traders talk why Walmart might be the biggest earnings report this season.
It may take “one heck of a beat” to satisfy investors, but the retailer has a history of delivering.
Wall Street expects Walmart Inc WMT to report 64 cents in earnings per share when fourth-quarter financials are released before market hours on Thursday.
@LikeFolio's data show Walmart (WMT) is up in both web and app visits ahead of Thursday morning's earnings. Landon Swan calls it a great sign for consumer happiness but is worried the stock's valuation is priced to perfection.