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Everyone, Wal-Mart, is evolving, and we should all be taking notice. They are tired of just being a big retail store, and they are getting ready to have a significant online presence.
In this video, I will explain why I think Wal-Mart is getting ready to legitimately compete with Amazon. But it won't happen overnight, but until then, let us see them capital gains.
In this video we're going to talk about earnings, were going to talk about their new subscription service, WalMart+, we're going to talk about the Tik Tok deal, and for all you oldie goldies out there,
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All that stuff I mentioned should get Investors excited because I smell a substantial increase in share price coming. I think this past week has been an appetizer of what's to come.
Walmart is a half a trillion-dollar company with over 2.2 million employees. With the right vision and push, they could be a more significant competitor to Amazon than they already are. But could it get Amazon share price big?
Let's just cut to the chase; if you do not own this stock, you may want to really think about buying some. And if you own some, then you're prob. need to buy some more and are likely well aware of the gains you've noticed recently. But where will the gains stop? I don't think they do for a while.
Amazon and Wal-Mart are battling it out for the top delivery service. Amazon announced plans in October to start delivering grocery products for free within a two-hour window to all Prime members living in the 2,000 regions eligible for the service.
Until then, Prime members had to pay an additional $14.99 per month to get access to Amazon Fresh, a separate program that offered two-hour grocery delivery.
Walmart has started testing delivering groceries directly to customers' refrigerators in three cities.
Its InHome grocery delivery membership program costs $19.95 a month.
And making the most of its bricks-and-mortar stores, it has more than 2,700 grocery pickup locations for online orders across the United States.
Walmart also now offers a "Delivery Unlimited" option from 1,400 locations, where customers can pay $98 annually, or $12.95 monthly, for unlimited grocery delivery.
Now the big news coming out today was Wal-Mart+, similar to Amazon's prime membership, but will be same day delivery, not only on groceries but on general merchandise as well. Plus they will have a streaming service for music and movies.
The Walmart+ service is unlikely to pose a competitive threat to Amazon, and Walmart executives didn't position it in such a way, or so they say.
The objective is to leverage the "company's unique assets" to better serve its customers, not to compete with anyone, said Janey Whiteside, Walmart's chief customer officer.
But I mean, who are we kidding. That sounds like a thing to say because Walmart is in no position to take over that top spot from Amazon yet.
It's better to say that and try to gain ground and compete in silence instead of coming right out and saying it and then getting demolished.
Another reason why Wal-Mart is trending upward is the announcement that Microsoft and Wal-Mart would be teaming up to try and acquire Tik Tok.
One could only assume that Wal-Mart would use this popular platform as a place to advertise and market to younger generations.
If approved, Tik Tok would give Walmart and Microsoft access to hundreds of millions of consumers who could buy their products or become a lucrative audience for ads.
In a filing this week, TikTok said it has nearly 100 million monthly active U.S. users. That's up nearly 800% from January 2018. Crazy numbers.
Daniel Ives, managing director and technology analyst at Wedbush Securities, described TikTok as "a huge shot in the arm" for Walmart's e-commerce business.
The marketing and advertising potential is outrageous.
Amazon closed today over $3500. Is it possible Wal-Mart could get to that same level? I say ehhhh but hold on a sec. At one time, I would have said no way.
But, with everything they have going on, I think it opens them up for tremendous potential growth. The subscription service could be a game-changer.
Now, I don't think they are breaking out to $3500 a share anytime soon. But I do think with these added services, we could see them over $500 a share in the next two years, and over $1000 a share in the next 5-6. I'm not a financial advisor, I'm just a weirdo on Youtube.
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