/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.50562511]

>walmart down 9% in aftermarket

[Anonymous No.50562553]

What the fuck inflation should mean more sales right i mean no one would save money that is rapidly losing value they should spend more what the fuck is going on aaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAA I LOST MY MONEY BETTING ON FUCKING WALMART FUCK FUCK FUCK

[Anonymous No.50562570]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO THE BAD TIMELINE IS COMING FOR (((ME))) AGAIN THIS WASNT SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN STOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP

[Anonymous No.50562576]

>>50562553
Consumers are capitulating, Walmart now has too much stuff to sell. Major stagflationary signal.

[Anonymous No.50562579]

and what's walmart have to do with crypto?

[Anonymous No.50562640]

>>50562579
BIZ

[Anonymous No.50562684]

kek stocks are such low liquidity shitcoins

[Anonymous No.50562991]

>>50562511
>Grandparents have their entire $300,000 life savings into walmart stocks

[Anonymous No.50563032]

>>50562511
good, fuck them
groceries are too expensive, i hope they go to zero

[Anonymous No.50563061]

>>50562511
Everyone is stealing from all those self checkouts

[Anonymous No.50563198]

>>50562553
When inflation hits you don't buy depreciating assets. You buy things that last a lifetime, like a house, or house upgrades.
Why waste money on consumer junk when you can just fix things in your house and wait for prices on materials to go up while your money becomes worthless, but your house goes up in value due to improvements + estate appreciation.
When you can't afford buying more estate, fixing/upgrading/renovating estate is a great option to get rid of excess cash without being a complete consumerfag debtmaxxing to buy phones and cars.

[Anonymous No.50563502]

Waggie here at Walmart. Just some observations:

The consumable side of the store is doing ok but the general merchandise side is completely fucked. The warehouses are making stores share the burden of having too much inventory. Part of the problem is that the items stuck on a boat last year are finally here. Last summer for example we had almost no bicycles or TVs sitting in the backroom. Now we have two times as much as we should, and people are buying less of them.

[Anonymous No.50563546]

>>50563502
TIME FOR ROLLBACKS NIGGAS

[Anonymous No.50563590]

>>50563502
Can I get a PS5 for cheap?

[Anonymous No.50563743]

>>50563502
Pity you don’t sell guns anymore

[Anonymous No.50563813]

>>50562553
All of a sudden a lot of food and other stuff was on sale at target this week. Interesting.
Doesn't change the fact that shit is whacked and a third of the shelves are empty, but what they can seem to get in on a truck is just sitting there.
All i can say is good thing i bought a literal year's worth of peanut butter last winter, haven't seen that shit on the shelf in months.

[Anonymous No.50563833]

>>50563502
This also pretty much sums up what I see on the floor when I go for groceries. It seems like prices are starting to mellow out.

[Anonymous No.50563850]

>>50563502
Thank you Anon, now can you tell me if they actually make you perform song and dance numbers for your managers before the shift starts?

[Anonymous No.50563944]

>>50563850
We haven't done the whole W-A-L-squiggly-M-A-R-T chant since our new store manager, but we do clap once and half heartily shout "Walmart!"

[Anonymous No.50563945]

>>50562553
Most of the the inflation is coming from hamstrung production, not excess money. Hence why so called bluechip like walmart is going down.

[Anonymous No.50564014]

It’s gonna be a rough week my dudes