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only about 9% from all time high

holding green so far today however slightly

not bad ....still holding flat

up over 66 today....new 12year+ highs and only about 6% away from all time high

strong month after bouncing aroung for a few

66.66 highs.. time to short

too bullish.. why not take a breather???

holding up better than i thought to start the week...62-64 wouldnt be a surprise this week...but i'll take green and like it for now

new 12 year + highs again
only about 3% from all time highs

Wal-Mart de Mexico Sales Rise 10.2% on Year in May
2 days 3 hours 42 minutes ago - Dow Jones News

MEXICO CITY--Retailer Wal-Mart de Mexico SAB (WMMVY, WALMEX.MX) said Thursday its sales rose 10.2% in May compared with the same month a year ago to 33.08 billion pesos ($2.35 billion), with modest comparable sales gains in Mexico but not Central America.
Walmex, as the unit of Arkansas-based Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (WMT) is called, said its Mexican sales rose 8.4% to MXN28.39 billion. On a comparable basis, counting only stores that have been in operation for at least a year, sales in the country were a modest 1% higher than in May 2011 as customers spent 3.5% more per visit but the number of transactions fell by 2.4%.
Walmex's Central American sales rose 22.5% in Mexican peso terms to MXN4.69 billion in May. On a constant currency basis, sales in the region rose 5.5% from a year earlier but same-store sales decreased 1.5%.
For the first five months of the year, Walmex said its total sales increased 12.5% compared with the same period in 2011, to MXN161.20 billion, with Mexican sales accounting for 86% of that figure.
Walmex said it opened 15 new outlets in Mexico and three in Central America during May, plus two more in Mexico so far in June, bringing its number of stores and restaurants in operation to 2,785 units.

Walmart Pilots ScripTalk Talking Prescription Program through Walmart Mail Order and in Three Select Stores
1 days 11 hours 37 minutes ago - PR Newswire via Comtex
Walmart (NYSE: WMT) announced today that it is piloting a test program with En-Vision America to offer ScripTalk, a talking prescription system that provides those who cannot read standard print a safe and easy way to access the information on their prescriptions. ScripTalk is currently being offered to customers with visual impairments across the country through Walmart Mail Order and in three test stores. The program is free to Walmart pharmacy customers who are blind or visually-impaired.

ScripTalk is currently available nationally through Walmart Mail Order and in the pharmacy at the following stores:

214 Haynes St., Talladega, AL 35160

2270 W. Main St., Tupelo, MS 38801

601 Englewood Pkwy., Englewood, CO 80110

Walmart is committed to offering affordable healthcare solutions to its customers, including those with disabilities. The retailer is always testing new programs to meet customers' needs and is working closely with the American Foundation for the Blind, the American Council of the Blind and the California Council of the Blind to pilot this service for customers with visual impairments.

"For more than 21.5 million Americans living with significant vision loss, properly identifying and taking prescription medications is challenging because they can't read container labeling," said Paul Schroeder, vice president for programs and policy, American Foundation for the Blind. "The Walmart pilot program addresses this often overlooked public health challenge."

"Today's announcement demonstrates Walmart's significant leadership in serving its customers with visual impairments," said Mitch Pomerantz, president, American Council of the Blind. "This pilot is an important step in ensuring that people who cannot read standard print get the information they need to safely take prescription medications."

A prescription provided with ScripTalk has an electronic chip embedded in the standard print label. To hear the information on the chip, the customer simply places the prescription container on the ScripTalk device and presses the button.

Interested customers who either presently fill or would like to fill prescriptions through Walmart Mail Order or at the pilot stores listed can contact En-Vision America at 800-890-1180 to request a free ScripTalk Talking prescription reader.

wtf wmt.. exited my puts earlier in the week for a small loss & didn't trade friday at all.. was looking over charts for tomorrow... wmt is a beast. 

69.27 today so far

1.00 from all time high

now about 75 cents from all time high

jeeeeeeeeeez man. this is gonna crack $100 at the rate it's going...

 

how long do you plan to hold for?

its a long...extreme long of mine...been in for several years

bout 50 cents from all time high

maybe new all time high this week ...that would be rather nice

bout .30 cents from all time high