Comment by arbuge 1 day ago Crazy to think they'd still be worth more than Walmart. At least to me. 10 comments arbuge Reply wongarsu 1 day ago Walmart is in a mature low-margin business. Their global expansion has stalled, and in the US competition is increasingThere are also many positive things about them. They are huge, and innovating. But their growth potential is somewhat limited deliciousturkey 1 day ago I think it's crazy that Walmart is worth 1T. It's grocery chain operating in limited number of contries. Shouldn't be worth much more than for example, Carrefour. Legend2440 21 hours ago Walmart is huge compared to Carrefour. They're the world's largest employer, and their yearly net profit is $22 billion compared to $300 million. projektfu 19 hours ago Carrefour appears larger because as you travel the world you will see them in the major city in every region.Walmart, on the other hand, has a store close to most small towns in the US, as well as multiple in more metropolitan places. WarmWash 21 hours ago A lot of non-tech non-AI companies have seen outsized gains this year as people use them for AI hedging. ks2048 20 hours ago I think about what it would take for a small group of smart people to do what they do. Walmart? Seems hard. Meta? I could see that.I know that’s oversimplifying and probably naive, but huge physical operations seem like more of a moat. whiplash451 20 hours ago You are probably saying this because you are coming from a tech background (my guess)For people with a Walmart background, Meta is black magic returnInfinity 1 day ago Not that crazy, software sales are global from day 1. varjag 1 day ago I know quite a few paying Anthropic customers here (Norway). Not a single customer of Walmart. ksimukka 1 day ago Hei!
wongarsu 1 day ago Walmart is in a mature low-margin business. Their global expansion has stalled, and in the US competition is increasingThere are also many positive things about them. They are huge, and innovating. But their growth potential is somewhat limited
deliciousturkey 1 day ago I think it's crazy that Walmart is worth 1T. It's grocery chain operating in limited number of contries. Shouldn't be worth much more than for example, Carrefour. Legend2440 21 hours ago Walmart is huge compared to Carrefour. They're the world's largest employer, and their yearly net profit is $22 billion compared to $300 million. projektfu 19 hours ago Carrefour appears larger because as you travel the world you will see them in the major city in every region.Walmart, on the other hand, has a store close to most small towns in the US, as well as multiple in more metropolitan places. WarmWash 21 hours ago A lot of non-tech non-AI companies have seen outsized gains this year as people use them for AI hedging. ks2048 20 hours ago I think about what it would take for a small group of smart people to do what they do. Walmart? Seems hard. Meta? I could see that.I know that’s oversimplifying and probably naive, but huge physical operations seem like more of a moat. whiplash451 20 hours ago You are probably saying this because you are coming from a tech background (my guess)For people with a Walmart background, Meta is black magic
Legend2440 21 hours ago Walmart is huge compared to Carrefour. They're the world's largest employer, and their yearly net profit is $22 billion compared to $300 million. projektfu 19 hours ago Carrefour appears larger because as you travel the world you will see them in the major city in every region.Walmart, on the other hand, has a store close to most small towns in the US, as well as multiple in more metropolitan places.
projektfu 19 hours ago Carrefour appears larger because as you travel the world you will see them in the major city in every region.Walmart, on the other hand, has a store close to most small towns in the US, as well as multiple in more metropolitan places.
WarmWash 21 hours ago A lot of non-tech non-AI companies have seen outsized gains this year as people use them for AI hedging.
ks2048 20 hours ago I think about what it would take for a small group of smart people to do what they do. Walmart? Seems hard. Meta? I could see that.I know that’s oversimplifying and probably naive, but huge physical operations seem like more of a moat. whiplash451 20 hours ago You are probably saying this because you are coming from a tech background (my guess)For people with a Walmart background, Meta is black magic
whiplash451 20 hours ago You are probably saying this because you are coming from a tech background (my guess)For people with a Walmart background, Meta is black magic
varjag 1 day ago I know quite a few paying Anthropic customers here (Norway). Not a single customer of Walmart. ksimukka 1 day ago Hei!
Walmart is in a mature low-margin business. Their global expansion has stalled, and in the US competition is increasing
There are also many positive things about them. They are huge, and innovating. But their growth potential is somewhat limited
I think it's crazy that Walmart is worth 1T. It's grocery chain operating in limited number of contries. Shouldn't be worth much more than for example, Carrefour.
Walmart is huge compared to Carrefour. They're the world's largest employer, and their yearly net profit is $22 billion compared to $300 million.
Carrefour appears larger because as you travel the world you will see them in the major city in every region.
Walmart, on the other hand, has a store close to most small towns in the US, as well as multiple in more metropolitan places.
A lot of non-tech non-AI companies have seen outsized gains this year as people use them for AI hedging.
I think about what it would take for a small group of smart people to do what they do. Walmart? Seems hard. Meta? I could see that.
I know that’s oversimplifying and probably naive, but huge physical operations seem like more of a moat.
You are probably saying this because you are coming from a tech background (my guess)
For people with a Walmart background, Meta is black magic
Not that crazy, software sales are global from day 1.
I know quite a few paying Anthropic customers here (Norway). Not a single customer of Walmart.
Hei!