We compare two good contenders: Costco and Walmart. Get Mike’s views on both companies and the framework to compare two or more stocks on your own.
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You’ll Learn
- While both companies are part of the consumer staples and discount stores industry, their business models are quite different.
- How is Costco’s warehouse business model different from Walmart’s, and why is it one of Costco’s advantages?
- Costco and Walmart both show a strong dividend triangle. However, Costco’s seems even more robust.
- What are Costco’s (COST) and Walmart’s (WMT) growth vectors?
- How would you describe COST and WMT’s potential downsides and risks?
- Which one would you find more equipped to face the Amazon competition and why?
- Walmart has a larger market cap and a stronger worldwide presence. Its reputation precedes itself: We can find everything and anything at a cheaper price. Doesn’t this make it more resilient to challenging economic situations than Costco, for which you need a membership?
- What does the PE Ratio trend look like for both stores?
- Is Costco or Walmart winning the battle?
- In summary, here are the steps we followed to compare these stocks:
- Look at the business model
- Analyze the dividend triangle
- Learn about growth vectors
- Consider potential downsides and risks
- Have a look at the valuation
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