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radio show. I'm Chris Hell joining me in studio this week's senior analyst, Jason

Meuser, Andy Cross and Ron Gross. Good to see you. He's always gentleman.

Chris, we've got the latest headlines from Wall Street for the second week in a row.

Our guest is Scott Galloway and as always we'll give you an inside look at the stocks on

our radar. But we begin with a retail giant getting a little bit gianter. Walmart shares

up this week after a rock solid first quarter report. Ron, same store sales were looking

good. E-commerce sales looking really good. Is gianter a word? It is now.

Another strong quarter, Chris. Earnings, beat expectations, sales were light due to weakness

overseas, but the US was up 3.3%. International down 4.9%, but if you exclude currency, up 1.2%

not too shabby. Com sales up 3.4%. E-commerce is the big number here. Up 37%. There are

costs associated with that, but still a very strong quarter.

You look at the investments they have been making in E-commerce, Andy. They've been piling

up these types of quarters for a while now. I can't think of a single quarter where they

just knocked it out of the park with E-commerce being up 80% or something like that, but you

start stacking up these 20, 30% gains and it pays off.

Guys, I think Walmart is the Microsoft equivalent from 2015. And Doug McMillan may be like the

Sachin Adella of 2019. You look at the investments they're making E-commerce-wise. Flip

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