Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Google Group

Approved

2009-11-05T12:23:13Z

Just letting everyone know Pensaid (NRIFF .32pps) just got approved

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Retailers Analysis - WalMart

2009-11-04T20:37:55Z

WMT In Dept Technical analysis here [link]

Warren Buffett speaks about Wal Mart

2009-11-03T16:43:10Z

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Remodeling stores ... a huge failure!?!?!?!?

2009-11-02T03:33:13Z

Whats up with spending tons of money to remodel stores? Seriously ...
I can understand expanding the electronics section but why all that
money ... big mistake ... it will hurt in the short term ... I'll wait
to buy in when it gets back to $44!

Re: Wal-mart is a terrible buy, long term or short term. STEER CLEAR you all

2009-10-28T21:19:23Z

could be quite interesting... [link]

Re: Wal-mart is a terrible buy, long term or short term. STEER CLEAR you all

2009-10-27T15:26:51Z

y handicapped or "retarded" if you group up in the 70s, there was no
PC then. No personal computers and no political correctness.
Whenever, Bobby did something stupid, which basically was all the time
his mom would whack him on the back of the head to which Bobby
exclaimed "what happen"?

Now some of you probably think why would I post a story like that?

Re: Wal-mart is a terrible buy, long term or short term. STEER CLEAR you all

2009-10-26T20:03:07Z

"Dead dog" today...hot stock tomorrow. Whatever dude, short away;
I'll just buy more as it goes lower. Hope you've got tight stops
setup because you're only roughly $3 off the low. Good luck with
that;)

On Oct 26, 5:18 pm, ShermanthePermaBear

Wal-mart is a terrible buy, long term or short term. STEER CLEAR you all

2009-10-26T17:18:51Z

You've been warned, stay away from this dead dog. I'm shorting it.
There is no evidence that their rise in sales will be sustainable. I
have been saying this for months and it might take months for you
people to understand...

Check this article for the proof:

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Re: Historically Walmart has allways beaten its projections everytime.

2009-10-23T12:42:01Z

listen to Mr. Buffett...
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Re: Note to Wal-Mart

2009-10-22T20:03:22Z

Well, you would have to do a thorough study of that debt in the 10Ks.
Much of the debt is just that, very long-term. It's also being used
to spur growth in things that could be resold if needed (i.e. hard
assets/property). It's not like what the Lehman/Bears of the world
did when there were no hard assets behind the debt. Plus, WMT's cash

Re: Note to Wal-Mart

2009-10-22T18:49:02Z

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

Re: Buy into Walmart - This will touch $ 55 very soon Why ?

2009-10-22T17:41:28Z

Playing devil's advocate here. I would put ZERO weight on what
analysts are saying because they are all full of it. A few months ago
they were screaming to stay away from banks and now they recommend
them. They said stay away from CAT and other industrials and now
those are the cat's meow. When I was buying KO at $39-$40 hand over

Re: Note to Wal-Mart

2009-10-22T17:29:44Z

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.

Historically Walmart has allways beaten its projections everytime.

2009-10-22T16:47:33Z

I expect it this time to beat it by a much bigger margin and the next
qtr growth will be very big .

Re: Buy into Walmart - This will touch $ 55 very soon Why ?

2009-10-22T16:41:41Z

Do any of u have TD ameritrade account? Then check the recomendations
and u will note that every one is a buy and target is $ 60 .