Coca-Cola is mentioned as an example of a great, lower-growth company that the creator would only buy if it were super cheap.
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Walmart's Worst Day in 4 Years. It's More Expensive Than Nvidia.
Aug 21, 2026
The creator discusses Walmart's recent stock performance, noting a significant sell-off after its earnings report. The analysis focuses on Walmart's elevated P/E ratio, comparing it unfavorably to Nvidia's valuation, and questions whether Walmart is still overvalued despite the recent price drop. The video aims to explain the reasons behind Walmart's multiple rerating and provide a future price projection.
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Amazon is mentioned as the benchmark for e-commerce and advertising business models that Walmart is emulating.
Proctor and Gamble is mentioned as a benchmark for a reasonable P/E ratio for a company like Walmart.
Nvidia is presented as a comparison point for Walmart's valuation, trading at a lower forward P/E ratio (24.1) with significantly higher earnings growth (80% YoY) than Walmart.
Walmart's stock, despite a recent 9% sell-off, may still be expensive, trading at a forward P/E of 35.86, which is significantly higher than its historical average and even makes Nvidia look cheap by comparison.
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