Is Todoric thinking about selling Walmart?

Microsoft, haven't we already got a thread going about the FBI on the Stock forums? 🤔

placidtinker2 said:Ask the guy who sold his shares if he was looking at the ticker symbol or just focusing on the profit...

There were those times when Dukat was worth a tiny little million, and that’s exactly when the vultures from the "public" sectors were snapping up shares for pennies on the dollar. But let's be real—not everyone managed to actually scale those businesses...

The name. Luke Rajic was supposed to buy Hershey's. Not Peter Peric.

Let’s hope that whole bastion of junk gets cleared out too!

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Joshua Johnson11 said:Calling it 250 days is an understatement. Walmart barely pays anyone. Your only option is to take whatever credit they grant you and try to swap it for inventory. Just deal with the mess they leave behind.☕

You’re spot on, Mary. We're looking at a 250 to 360-day window, and I’ve heard that when these refrigeration repair contracts are signed for grocery stores, they’re going through PET PROMA—and get this, the payment method is "100% barter." Apparently, Nestlé is owed about 50 million dollars, so now they’re just trading goods to avoid paying actual cash, which basically guts any healthy company in America.

I agree with those calling this nothing more than a bluff.

He needs government aid (which he'll get) and tax breaks (which he'll also get) because he's playing dirty.

His tactic is simple blackmail: he'll claim that since foreign owners are involved now, he can't guarantee jobs, leaving 5,000 people unemployed.

The Republican Party won't let that happen, so they'll either hand over the cash or—more likely, since there isn't any money to spare—just let him hike up his prices.

It’s an old trick. Years ago, he threatened to shut down Star because they wouldn't grant him a loan for a new refinery. Suddenly, at noon one day, a crowd of "angry and terrified" Star workers blocked the intersection of Washington and Lincoln, and just like that, the loan for the "new refinery" was approved.

Problem solved.

That’s exactly how he'll handle this one too. Walmart is his crown jewel; he uses it to generate massive cash flow and pushes all the high-priced products from his own companies, which cover basically everything you could want.

It's all just a game to make the rich even richer.

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