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It's the Motley Fool Money Radio Show. I'm Chris Hill joining me this week Jason Moser and Ron Gross.

Could you see your gentlemen? Hey, Chris.

We've got the latest headlines from Wall Street. We will get an update on the business of pro sports.

And as always, we've got a couple of stocks on our radar.

But we begin with big retail getting bigger shares of Walmart in an all time high this week.

After second quarter results came in better than expected.

Highlighted Jason Moser by e-commerce sales nearly doubling. Walmart is crushing it.

Yeah, I mean, this was definitely another good quarter. I mean, it wasn't a knockout out of the park quarter,

but it certainly does seem like they've got things moving in the right direction.

And they're continuing on the success that we saw last quarter.

We looked at some of the numbers. Top line grew 5.6%. US comps were up 9.3%.

Now, that's on top of US comps growth of 10% just a quarter ago.

And if you remember, that actually marked the best Q1 comp for the company in 9 years.

So you can just see the comparison there. I mean, they are continuing that success.

And it was thanks in large part, as you mentioned, to e-commerce.

E-commerce, which was once a convenience, is now really turned into a necessity.

And so it's an opportunity for a lot of these big retailers with these vast resources to invest a lot in their e-commerce operations.

And certainly Walmart had been making those investments long before the pandemic hit.

But as you noted, e-commerce sales up 97% for the quarter.

If you look just a quarter ago, e-commerce sales grew 74%.

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