Walmart has long been a triumph, which has led to the company encouraging shareholders to pay good dividends. But there are many companies that pay dividends. As we've seen this year, many of them, including large and well-established companies, have suspended or reduced their payments. Of course, the COVID-19 pandemic has created uncertainty and hurt companies' results, especially in some industries. Nevertheless, the performance of giant retailers like Costco and Target suggests that investors have relatively low expectations for the year ahead. With that in mind, let's take a look at what really impacted Walmart's performance in 2020 and what we should expect in 2021.
Our Analysis:
While the price is below 149.60, follow the recommendations below:
- Time frame: D1
- Recommendation: short position
- Entry point: 146.38
- Take Profit 1: 140.70
- Take Profit 2: 138.40
Alternative scenario:
If the level 149.60 is broken-out, follow the recommendations below:
- Time frame: D1
- Recommendation: long position
- Entry point: 149.60
- Take Profit 1: 153.40
- Take Profit 2: 155.60
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