> You do realize you have shareholders don't you?  You do realize that
> continued price cuts and a self-imposed attack on profit margins
> doesn't help shareholders today right (highly questionable what these
> will do to "grow the moat" in the long run)?  You do realize that
> shareholders own the company and therefore expect 1 dollar of market
> value for every dollar reinvested (which you are not providing at this
> time) right?  You do realize that, although you expect us to be
> patient as you parade around and sing about how great you are
> (specifically the CEO) and how no retailer can compete with you, we
> are only getting a 2% dividend yield from a very mature company right
> (which is pathetic)?  You do realize that your shareholders are, and/
> or are getting, just a tad frustrated with the BS speeches about
> "increasing shareholder value" right?

> Where's the $15 billion buyback?  If you were honestly taking that
> many stocks out of the market then the stock wouldn't be as low as it
> is today. Why aren't we getting more in the way of dividends while we
> wait?  Where's the proof of long-term sustainable growth relating back
> to today's price cuts (hell, where's the payback from all the money
> spent upgrading stores)?

> Isn't it just a tad bit ironic how the CEO speaks today and Mr. Market
> cries foul and dumps the stock (again).  It's rather obvious that
> shareholders don't like the smell of what WMT is cooking.

> Way to go Duke and Castro.  Purposely destroy your own profit margins
> and tank the stock.  Sure hope this helps your freaking options you
> pathetic pieces of -_-_!

> You guys talk an awful lot of junk for a management group that has
> seen its stock tank, flatline, and tank again while everything else
> has risen.  Pathetic.

> Oh, by the way, anytime you actually want to start buying back $15
> billion in stock please do so.  You've allowed it to get punched down
> low enough.

> On Oct 21, 8:51 pm, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > You do realize you have shareholders don't you?  You do realize that
> > continued price cuts and a self-imposed attack on profit margins
> > doesn't help shareholders today right (highly questionable what these
> > will do to "grow the moat" in the long run)?  You do realize that
> > shareholders own the company and therefore expect 1 dollar of market
> > value for every dollar reinvested (which you are not providing at this
> > time) right?  You do realize that, although you expect us to be
> > patient as you parade around and sing about how great you are
> > (specifically the CEO) and how no retailer can compete with you, we
> > are only getting a 2% dividend yield from a very mature company right
> > (which is pathetic)?  You do realize that your shareholders are, and/
> > or are getting, just a tad frustrated with the BS speeches about
> > "increasing shareholder value" right?

> > Where's the $15 billion buyback?  If you were honestly taking that
> > many stocks out of the market then the stock wouldn't be as low as it
> > is today. Why aren't we getting more in the way of dividends while we
> > wait?  Where's the proof of long-term sustainable growth relating back
> > to today's price cuts (hell, where's the payback from all the money
> > spent upgrading stores)?

> > Isn't it just a tad bit ironic how the CEO speaks today and Mr. Market
> > cries foul and dumps the stock (again).  It's rather obvious that
> > shareholders don't like the smell of what WMT is cooking.- Hide quoted text -

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> I dont know about u guys but trust me i have loaded this thing up as
> much as i can .

> Walmart will bring in droves of people in to shop by way of offers and
> they business will rise dramatically. dont u know when there is a sale
> how much u shop and how many extra items u never need u also purchase.

> wait and watch walmart and u will see it rise to $ 55 very soon.

> On Oct 22, 9:58 am, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > Way to go Duke and Castro.  Purposely destroy your own profit margins
> > and tank the stock.  Sure hope this helps your freaking options you
> > pathetic pieces of -_-_!

> > You guys talk an awful lot of junk for a management group that has
> > seen its stock tank, flatline, and tank again while everything else
> > has risen.  Pathetic.

> > Oh, by the way, anytime you actually want to start buying back $15
> > billion in stock please do so.  You've allowed it to get punched down
> > low enough.

> > On Oct 21, 8:51 pm, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > > You do realize you have shareholders don't you?  You do realize that
> > > continued price cuts and a self-imposed attack on profit margins
> > > doesn't help shareholders today right (highly questionable what these
> > > will do to "grow the moat" in the long run)?  You do realize that
> > > shareholders own the company and therefore expect 1 dollar of market
> > > value for every dollar reinvested (which you are not providing at this
> > > time) right?  You do realize that, although you expect us to be
> > > patient as you parade around and sing about how great you are
> > > (specifically the CEO) and how no retailer can compete with you, we
> > > are only getting a 2% dividend yield from a very mature company right
> > > (which is pathetic)?  You do realize that your shareholders are, and/
> > > or are getting, just a tad frustrated with the BS speeches about
> > > "increasing shareholder value" right?

> > > Where's the $15 billion buyback?  If you were honestly taking that
> > > many stocks out of the market then the stock wouldn't be as low as it
> > > is today. Why aren't we getting more in the way of dividends while we
> > > wait?  Where's the proof of long-term sustainable growth relating back
> > > to today's price cuts (hell, where's the payback from all the money
> > > spent upgrading stores)?

> > > Isn't it just a tad bit ironic how the CEO speaks today and Mr. Market
> > > cries foul and dumps the stock (again).  It's rather obvious that
> > > shareholders don't like the smell of what WMT is cooking.- Hide quoted text -

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> Dont let the price dip fool u into selling your WMT stock. Take my
> word this stock is the best defensive play in todays Mkt and has one
> of the best potential of rising Big time.

> Buy today and dont wait

> On Oct 22, 12:20 pm, nick <naseemk...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > I dont know about u guys but trust me i have loaded this thing up as
> > much as i can .

> > Walmart will bring in droves of people in to shop by way of offers and
> > they business will rise dramatically. dont u know when there is a sale
> > how much u shop and how many extra items u never need u also purchase.

> > wait and watch walmart and u will see it rise to $ 55 very soon.

> > On Oct 22, 9:58 am, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > > Way to go Duke and Castro.  Purposely destroy your own profit margins
> > > and tank the stock.  Sure hope this helps your freaking options you
> > > pathetic pieces of -_-_!

> > > You guys talk an awful lot of junk for a management group that has
> > > seen its stock tank, flatline, and tank again while everything else
> > > has risen.  Pathetic.

> > > Oh, by the way, anytime you actually want to start buying back $15
> > > billion in stock please do so.  You've allowed it to get punched down
> > > low enough.

> > > On Oct 21, 8:51 pm, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > > > You do realize you have shareholders don't you?  You do realize that
> > > > continued price cuts and a self-imposed attack on profit margins
> > > > doesn't help shareholders today right (highly questionable what these
> > > > will do to "grow the moat" in the long run)?  You do realize that
> > > > shareholders own the company and therefore expect 1 dollar of market
> > > > value for every dollar reinvested (which you are not providing at this
> > > > time) right?  You do realize that, although you expect us to be
> > > > patient as you parade around and sing about how great you are
> > > > (specifically the CEO) and how no retailer can compete with you, we
> > > > are only getting a 2% dividend yield from a very mature company right
> > > > (which is pathetic)?  You do realize that your shareholders are, and/
> > > > or are getting, just a tad frustrated with the BS speeches about
> > > > "increasing shareholder value" right?

> > > > Where's the $15 billion buyback?  If you were honestly taking that
> > > > many stocks out of the market then the stock wouldn't be as low as it
> > > > is today. Why aren't we getting more in the way of dividends while we
> > > > wait?  Where's the proof of long-term sustainable growth relating back
> > > > to today's price cuts (hell, where's the payback from all the money
> > > > spent upgrading stores)?

> > > > Isn't it just a tad bit ironic how the CEO speaks today and Mr. Market
> > > > cries foul and dumps the stock (again).  It's rather obvious that
> > > > shareholders don't like the smell of what WMT is cooking.- Hide quoted text -

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> - Show quoted text -

> Walmart is geting massive discounts from its suppliers for organising
> these big sales which will push sales as well as margins for WMT. WMT
> also gets bulk incentives if it meets targets of Fortune 500 companies
> in terms of net sell and this will be a major factor.

> Also dont forget if they sell everything out , it is better than half
> or two thirds left over.

> On Oct 22, 12:34 pm, nick <naseemk...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > Dont let the price dip fool u into selling your WMT stock. Take my
> > word this stock is the best defensive play in todays Mkt and has one
> > of the best potential of rising Big time.

> > Buy today and dont wait

> > On Oct 22, 12:20 pm, nick <naseemk...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > > I dont know about u guys but trust me i have loaded this thing up as
> > > much as i can .

> > > Walmart will bring in droves of people in to shop by way of offers and
> > > they business will rise dramatically. dont u know when there is a sale
> > > how much u shop and how many extra items u never need u also purchase.

> > > wait and watch walmart and u will see it rise to $ 55 very soon.

> > > On Oct 22, 9:58 am, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > > > Way to go Duke and Castro.  Purposely destroy your own profit margins
> > > > and tank the stock.  Sure hope this helps your freaking options you
> > > > pathetic pieces of -_-_!

> > > > You guys talk an awful lot of junk for a management group that has
> > > > seen its stock tank, flatline, and tank again while everything else
> > > > has risen.  Pathetic.

> > > > Oh, by the way, anytime you actually want to start buying back $15
> > > > billion in stock please do so.  You've allowed it to get punched down
> > > > low enough.

> > > > On Oct 21, 8:51 pm, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > > > > You do realize you have shareholders don't you?  You do realize that
> > > > > continued price cuts and a self-imposed attack on profit margins
> > > > > doesn't help shareholders today right (highly questionable what these
> > > > > will do to "grow the moat" in the long run)?  You do realize that
> > > > > shareholders own the company and therefore expect 1 dollar of market
> > > > > value for every dollar reinvested (which you are not providing at this
> > > > > time) right?  You do realize that, although you expect us to be
> > > > > patient as you parade around and sing about how great you are
> > > > > (specifically the CEO) and how no retailer can compete with you, we
> > > > > are only getting a 2% dividend yield from a very mature company right
> > > > > (which is pathetic)?  You do realize that your shareholders are, and/
> > > > > or are getting, just a tad frustrated with the BS speeches about
> > > > > "increasing shareholder value" right?

> > > > > Where's the $15 billion buyback?  If you were honestly taking that
> > > > > many stocks out of the market then the stock wouldn't be as low as it
> > > > > is today. Why aren't we getting more in the way of dividends while we
> > > > > wait?  Where's the proof of long-term sustainable growth relating back
> > > > > to today's price cuts (hell, where's the payback from all the money
> > > > > spent upgrading stores)?

> > > > > Isn't it just a tad bit ironic how the CEO speaks today and Mr. Market
> > > > > cries foul and dumps the stock (again).  It's rather obvious that
> > > > > shareholders don't like the smell of what WMT is cooking.- Hide quoted text -

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> Yes, but you see, I'm trying reverse psychology at this point.  I've
> been singing the praises about WMT for a while now and it's gotten us
> nowhere.  So, I'm "going negative" in the hopes that Mr. Market will
> eventually catch on.

> On Oct 22, 4:39 pm, nick <naseemk...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > Walmart is geting massive discounts from its suppliers for organising
> > these big sales which will push sales as well as margins for WMT. WMT
> > also gets bulk incentives if it meets targets of Fortune 500 companies
> > in terms of net sell and this will be a major factor.

> > Also dont forget if they sell everything out , it is better than half
> > or two thirds left over.

> > On Oct 22, 12:34 pm, nick <naseemk...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > > Dont let the price dip fool u into selling your WMT stock. Take my
> > > word this stock is the best defensive play in todays Mkt and has one
> > > of the best potential of rising Big time.

> > > Buy today and dont wait

> > > On Oct 22, 12:20 pm, nick <naseemk...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > > > I dont know about u guys but trust me i have loaded this thing up as
> > > > much as i can .

> > > > Walmart will bring in droves of people in to shop by way of offers and
> > > > they business will rise dramatically. dont u know when there is a sale
> > > > how much u shop and how many extra items u never need u also purchase.

> > > > wait and watch walmart and u will see it rise to $ 55 very soon.

> > > > On Oct 22, 9:58 am, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > > > > Way to go Duke and Castro.  Purposely destroy your own profit margins
> > > > > and tank the stock.  Sure hope this helps your freaking options you
> > > > > pathetic pieces of -_-_!

> > > > > You guys talk an awful lot of junk for a management group that has
> > > > > seen its stock tank, flatline, and tank again while everything else
> > > > > has risen.  Pathetic.

> > > > > Oh, by the way, anytime you actually want to start buying back $15
> > > > > billion in stock please do so.  You've allowed it to get punched down
> > > > > low enough.

> > > > > On Oct 21, 8:51 pm, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > > > > > You do realize you have shareholders don't you?  You do realize that
> > > > > > continued price cuts and a self-imposed attack on profit margins
> > > > > > doesn't help shareholders today right (highly questionable what these
> > > > > > will do to "grow the moat" in the long run)?  You do realize that
> > > > > > shareholders own the company and therefore expect 1 dollar of market
> > > > > > value for every dollar reinvested (which you are not providing at this
> > > > > > time) right?  You do realize that, although you expect us to be
> > > > > > patient as you parade around and sing about how great you are
> > > > > > (specifically the CEO) and how no retailer can compete with you, we
> > > > > > are only getting a 2% dividend yield from a very mature company right
> > > > > > (which is pathetic)?  You do realize that your shareholders are, and/
> > > > > > or are getting, just a tad frustrated with the BS speeches about
> > > > > > "increasing shareholder value" right?

> > > > > > Where's the $15 billion buyback?  If you were honestly taking that
> > > > > > many stocks out of the market then the stock wouldn't be as low as it
> > > > > > is today. Why aren't we getting more in the way of dividends while we
> > > > > > wait?  Where's the proof of long-term sustainable growth relating back
> > > > > > to today's price cuts (hell, where's the payback from all the money
> > > > > > spent upgrading stores)?

> > > > > > Isn't it just a tad bit ironic how the CEO speaks today and Mr. Market
> > > > > > cries foul and dumps the stock (again).  It's rather obvious that
> > > > > > shareholders don't like the smell of what WMT is cooking.- Hide quoted text -

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> Seems like this Nick guy is very speculative. Do some actual
> valuations then guess work, as of now they have 33 billion dollars in
> long term debt vs 66 bil in total equity. That is some serious
> leverage. I wouldn't touch Walmart until they de-leverage themselves.
> Of course, you can argue that Walmart is always profitable and
> nothing  bad can happen to them. Then I'll just point to Worldcom and
> Enron.

> On Oct 22, 10:29 am, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > Yes, but you see, I'm trying reverse psychology at this point.  I've
> > been singing the praises about WMT for a while now and it's gotten us
> > nowhere.  So, I'm "going negative" in the hopes that Mr. Market will
> > eventually catch on.

> > On Oct 22, 4:39 pm, nick <naseemk...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > > Walmart is geting massive discounts from its suppliers for organising
> > > these big sales which will push sales as well as margins for WMT. WMT
> > > also gets bulk incentives if it meets targets of Fortune 500 companies
> > > in terms of net sell and this will be a major factor.

> > > Also dont forget if they sell everything out , it is better than half
> > > or two thirds left over.

> > > On Oct 22, 12:34 pm, nick <naseemk...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > > > Dont let the price dip fool u into selling your WMT stock. Take my
> > > > word this stock is the best defensive play in todays Mkt and has one
> > > > of the best potential of rising Big time.

> > > > Buy today and dont wait

> > > > On Oct 22, 12:20 pm, nick <naseemk...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > I dont know about u guys but trust me i have loaded this thing up as
> > > > > much as i can .

> > > > > Walmart will bring in droves of people in to shop by way of offers and
> > > > > they business will rise dramatically. dont u know when there is a sale
> > > > > how much u shop and how many extra items u never need u also purchase.

> > > > > wait and watch walmart and u will see it rise to $ 55 very soon.

> > > > > On Oct 22, 9:58 am, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > > > > > Way to go Duke and Castro.  Purposely destroy your own profit margins
> > > > > > and tank the stock.  Sure hope this helps your freaking options you
> > > > > > pathetic pieces of -_-_!

> > > > > > You guys talk an awful lot of junk for a management group that has
> > > > > > seen its stock tank, flatline, and tank again while everything else
> > > > > > has risen.  Pathetic.

> > > > > > Oh, by the way, anytime you actually want to start buying back $15
> > > > > > billion in stock please do so.  You've allowed it to get punched down
> > > > > > low enough.

> > > > > > On Oct 21, 8:51 pm, crb <crbe...@cox.net> wrote:

> > > > > > > You do realize you have shareholders don't you?  You do realize that
> > > > > > > continued price cuts and a self-imposed attack on profit margins
> > > > > > > doesn't help shareholders today right (highly questionable what these
> > > > > > > will do to "grow the moat" in the long run)?  You do realize that
> > > > > > > shareholders own the company and therefore expect 1 dollar of market
> > > > > > > value for every dollar reinvested (which you are not providing at this
> > > > > > > time) right?  You do realize that, although you expect us to be
> > > > > > > patient as you parade around and sing about how great you are
> > > > > > > (specifically the CEO) and how no retailer can compete with you, we
> > > > > > > are only getting a 2% dividend yield from a very mature company right
> > > > > > > (which is pathetic)?  You do realize that your shareholders are, and/
> > > > > > > or are getting, just a tad frustrated with the BS speeches about
> > > > > > > "increasing shareholder value" right?

> > > > > > > Where's the $15 billion buyback?  If you were honestly taking that
> > > > > > > many stocks out of the market then the stock wouldn't be as low as it
> > > > > > > is today. Why aren't we getting more in the way of dividends while we
> > > > > > > wait?  Where's the proof of long-term sustainable growth relating back
> > > > > > > to today's price cuts (hell, where's the payback from all the money
> > > > > > > spent upgrading stores)?

> > > > > > > Isn't it just a tad bit ironic how the CEO speaks today and Mr. Market
> > > > > > > cries foul and dumps the stock (again).  It's rather obvious that
> > > > > > > shareholders don't like the smell of what WMT is cooking.- Hide quoted text -

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