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Welcome to the show. Thanks for being here. I'm Matt Greer and joining me in studio this week.

Joe Mager from Motley Fool Insight Value. James Early from Motley Fool Income Investor

and Ron Gross from Million Dollar Portfolio.

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He'll be back in the saddle next week. I want a lower guidance.

This is the part of the show.

A lot on our plate here. We're going to talk to the star of Pawn Stars and we're also going to be talking about Facebook hitting a new low.

But let's begin with Walmart. Ron, the earnings look good to me.

4 billion in profit, revenue up 4.5%. Same store sales in the US up 2.2%. Same store is up internationally 6.4%.

And yet, the stock sells off. What's going on here?

So solid quarter, not stellar. They missed sales forecast, you know, a little bit under analyst guidance.

Good news is US business, fourth consecutive quarter in a row. Same store sales increase.

The bad news is that although international is growing nicely, it's starting to see some slower growth.

And for most people, the thesis of Walmart is the international growth story.

So they're bringing the growth down purposefully in China and Brazil. They have to do it in Mexico because of the ongoing bribery scandal.

So that's this kind of impacts the thesis. The valuation stock sells off a bit. Joe.

Yeah, I've always been a little surprised. People frame Walmart for the international growth story. I get it.

But it's still only 30% of sales. And you know, I know the optimist side of that. The glass half full is there's a lot of room to run.

On the other hand, I wouldn't buy Walmart because it's doing well internationally. And now it's just doing well, not doing awesome.

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