From Yahoo Finance: 2025-04-26 09:45:00

The exclusive list of trillion-dollar stocks includes Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, Meta Platforms, and Berkshire Hathaway. Beyond trillion-dollar stocks, the next three largest companies are Broadcom, Tesla, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing. Each trillion-dollar or near-trillion-dollar business dominates the technology sector. With a market value of approximately $760 billion, Walmart is the most valuable non-pure-play technology business on the planet besides Berkshire.

Walmart’s business is ideally positioned to maneuver around any crises caused by tariffs due to its attractive prices. Walmart’s revenue and gross profit steadily climbed even during peak inflation levels of around 9% in mid-2022. The company’s ability to hold onto its shoppers is evident in its consistent revenue and profit growth.

Walmart’s earnings per share (EPS) for the fiscal year ended Jan. 31 totaled $2.42, translating to a P/E ratio of approximately 39. To reach a trillion-dollar market capitalization, Walmart stock would need to be trading around $125 per share. With projected EPS growth and a premium multiple, Walmart could soon reach the trillion-dollar club.

Investors looking for opportunities insulated from tariffs may consider Walmart stock. The company’s ability to lure and retain consumers, coupled with its potential for growth, could propel it to a trillion-dollar valuation. Walmart’s consistent performance and strategic positioning make it an attractive investment option.



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