Saturday, August 23, 2014
New items in the aisle at Wal Mart
Wal-Mart recently has suffered from cuts in government assistance payments after the end of the Great Recession. As a result, same store sales have suffered as low end shoppers retrench. But after three years of flat earnings, decreasing US unemployment trends, accelerating wage increases, and a tuned online strategy should return Wal Mart to earnings growth.
Moreover, Wal-Mart international continues to expand.
All of these factors should bring Wal-Mart higher over the next year.
The author of this blog is ....
Long Wal-Mart JAN 2016 $75 CALL
Short Wal-Mart JAN 2016 $77.5 CALL
....for a net credit of $1.25
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