The market is shifting from “Who beat expectations?” to “Who has genuinely improving fundamentals and sustainable cash flow?”

$Wal-Mart(WMT)$ is the clearest example: it could have kept the tariff refund and increased earnings, but instead chose to cut prices. That decision signals that consumer purchasing power is becoming a concern.

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  • floopi
    ·08-22 18:32
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    Cutting prices here tells me they care more about customer stickiness than a one quarter EPS pop. The real test is whether that keeps free cash flow resilient
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