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USA holiday season e-commerce sales soared to a record-breaking $241.4 billion, with discounts, promotions, and AI shopping assistants being the main drivers.
According to Adobe, during the 2024 holiday shopping season, total e-commerce sales in the USA increased by 8.7% year-on-year to reach 241.4 billion USD, setting a new historical high. More than half of the total spending was concentrated on electronics, outfits, and Housewares, while groceries and Cosmetic became the fastest-growing categories. AI shopping assistants and significant discounts were the key factors driving holiday shoppers' Consumer behavior.
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good luck shorting Walmart. you will reread what you posted next week trying to figure out where you went wrong. if walmart drops it's a buy. every big tech/bluechip company has been sued it doesn't really matter walmart can afford the 10 million. these naysayers sit there trying to say without a pandemic consumer spending there is falling no walmart most definitely isn't going anywhere. you guys are very obvious with your short/bear agendas idk why you think pumping bash articles will help. it's very risky when a stock simply shrugs off bad news look at Google for example or crowdstrike. I highly encourage ppl not to listen to bearish bs.
Itripsl : just blew my first webull account 800 gone gonna relax for a bit and not go so hard
Ultratech : supposed to build account by adding more on those red days