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Why shipping delays won't torpedo Walmart

The continuing chaos at the nation's ports that is already creating out-of-stocks and shipping delay

Why shipping delays won't torpedo Walmart

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Wissink — who rates Walmart's stock a Buy — adds the retailer has \"leading scale\" that allows it to get the best inventory from suppliers at the best possible price. \nMeanwhile, Bank of America (BAC) analyst Robby Ohmes says Walmart was way out in front of the shipping crisis. The company's inventory is up more than $3 billion versus 2019 levels according to Ohmes' research, reflecting execs ordering inventory earlier than usual as to avoid empty shelves. \nFor Walmart, that is likely to equate to better in stock positions and fewer missed sales opportunities come the holiday season. \nSimilar to Wissink, Ohmes thinks Walmart's scale gives it advantages at the ports not afforded to smaller retailers. He believes Target (TGT) shares these size benefits as well.\n\"Target and Walmart should benefit from more favorable port access, long-term container shipping agreements and chartered vessel capacity that continue to limit reliance on spot markets and ensures that both companies have the capacity they need for Holiday. Both companies are well positioned to mitigate trucking freight cost pressures given long-term contracts and (in Walmart's case) an in-house trucking fleet that is not facing significant labor shortages or cost pressures,\" says Ohmes.\nBoth retailers are top stock picks by Ohmes into the holidays. \nThat said, investors appear to be taking a wait-and-see approach on Walmart circumventing port challenges and inflationary pressures. \nWalmart's stock is down 3% year to date, lagging the S&amp;P 500's 18% gain (^GSPC). 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Wissink — who rates Walmart's stock a Buy — adds the retailer has \"leading scale\" that allows it to get the best inventory from suppliers at the best possible price. \nMeanwhile, Bank of America (BAC) analyst Robby Ohmes says Walmart was way out in front of the shipping crisis. The company's inventory is up more than $3 billion versus 2019 levels according to Ohmes' research, reflecting execs ordering inventory earlier than usual as to avoid empty shelves. \nFor Walmart, that is likely to equate to better in stock positions and fewer missed sales opportunities come the holiday season. \nSimilar to Wissink, Ohmes thinks Walmart's scale gives it advantages at the ports not afforded to smaller retailers. 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