Big retail starts to report and Warren Buffett has a few words for investors.

Motifull Money starts now.

I'm Chris Hill, joined by Motifull Senior and Les Chasin-Mozor.

Thanks for being here.

Hey, hey, thanks for having me.

Let's start with the biggest retailer out there.

Walmart.

Let's be clear.

Walmart had lowered expectations heading into their second quarter results, but they beat

the lowered expectations on both the top and bottom lines.

And for anyone wondering about the size and scope of Walmart, they did just under $153

billion worth of sales in the quarter.

Yeah, I mean, I know some people might like to call shenanigans and be like, well, you

know, they lowered expectations a month ago.

And lo and behold, they come out and beat those lowered expectations.

So, hey, listen, I think at this point in the game, you just got to take whatever you

can get, right?

It's good to see that the business is doing okay, regardless of the expectations game.

And honestly, that's why we tell folks not to get due hung up on that stuff, right?

Just focus on making sure the company is doing what they say they're going to do, right?

Focus on leadership doing what they say they're going to do.

And I think in this case, they are.

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