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Earnings Watch: Walmart reports this week. Its ‘resilience’ will be tested amid signs of consumer slowdown, analyst says
Over the past week, we saw more evidence of a tired consumer: Evidence that people were spending less at amusement parks and holding off on booking vacation trips further out, along with signs that investors were getting cranky over the U.S. job market and the Federal Reserve’s response, although others downplayed that fit of selling in stocks.
The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits in the week before the Thanksgiving holiday dipped to a seven-month low in a sign of strength for a steadily expanding U.S. economy.
D.A. Davidson reckons WW is a buy as its customers need more than a prescription.
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