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Is Walmart stock sinking?

BATS:WMT   Walmart Inc.
Is Walmart stock sinking?

Walmart Inc. has revised its earnings per share forecast from 6.40 USD to 6.48 USD, significantly below market expectations. In addition, the company's revenue projections have deteriorated. Against the backdrop of decreasing inflation in the US, there has been a sell-off of the issuer's securities. Concerns about competition with the e-commerce sector have re-emerged.

Today, let's focus on the Walmart Inc (NYSE: WMT) stock chart.

On the D1 timeframe, resistance has formed at 169.94, but support has not yet been established. The important historical levels were broken through during pre-market trading.

On the H1 timeframe, if the downward trend in the asset continues, the short-term target may be placed at 148.82. In the medium term, the target may hover around 145.14.

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