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Key TakeawaysKyle Grieve, co-host of the We Study Billionaires podcast, puts Walmart’s intrinsic value at about $50 a share, which he says is less than half its share price. Walmart’s forward P/E has more than doubled from its 2017 low, while its normalized EPS rose about 80%.
Walmart (WMT) stock is drawing attention after the Walton Family Holdings Trust sold a substantial block of the retailer’s shares, generating approximately $535 million in proceeds through a series of transactions disclosed last week.
Walmart has delivered strong long term returns for shareholders, yet the stock has softened recently, which puts a spotlight on whether its current price still lines up with the earnings behind it. With the share price closing at US$104.26 and a mixed run over shorter timeframes, the question for investors is how much…