Walmart Gears Up For Black Friday, Cyber Monday Specials: Major Discounts On Apple MacBooks, Sony TVs

Walmart Inc WMT promises discounts and exclusive offers this holiday shopping season.

The retailer aims to offer an enhanced shopping experience, both online and in stores, with early access for Walmart+ members.

Starting at noon ET on Nov. 25, Walmart+ members will get a head start on Black Friday deals before the general public at 5 p.m. ET. Walmart’s holiday sales will feature steep discounts across top categories like electronics, toys, and fashion, with doorbuster deals available in-store from 6 a.m. local time on Black Friday.

Walmart promises savings across brands like Reebok, Michael Kors, and Dyson. Highlighted deals include:

• Dyson V11 Extra Cordless Vacuum Cleaner for $349.99, saving shoppers $250 off the regular price.
• A TCL 65-inch 4K UHD Smart TV for $228, a discount of $301.
• A Restored Apple Inc AAPL MacBook Air bundle priced at $194, saving $81.

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Sign-ups are available for a discounted annual fee of $49 until Dec. 2. This membership perk provides early shopping windows for Black Friday and Cyber Monday events and other exclusive offers throughout the holiday season.

Walmart’s Cyber Monday deals will start on Sunday, Dec. 1, at 5 p.m. ET for Walmart+ members and at 8 p.m. ET for all customers.

Featured deals include:

• The $898 Sony Group Corp SONY 75-inch BRAVIA 4K HDR LED TV, a savings of $600.
• The $98 Ninja Grand Kitchen System and the $48.98 LEGO Star Wars Darth Vader Helmet.

Walmart has enhanced its holiday shopping features, offering customers a personalized search experience, expanded delivery options, and the ability to schedule delivery for large items.

This year, Walmart also partnered with Angi for convenient installation services, including home décor and TV setups, catering to various holiday needs.

Amazon.Com Inc's AMZN U.S. sales on Cyber Monday reached $12.4 billion in 2023, rising 9.6% and surpassing the $12 billion forecast. Total online sales for Cyber Week hit $38 billion, exceeding the $37.2 billion estimate.

Bank of America analyst Robert Ohmes predicted strong third-quarter results.

Ohmes expects Walmart’s third-quarter earnings per share to reach $0.52, driven by grocery and health/wellness sales growth. Walmart’s store remodels, online product expansion, and express delivery upgrades boost sales and customer loyalty. Despite a shorter holiday season, Walmart’s strong digital and omni-channel offerings could see increased online sales.

Walmart faces risks from Trump’s tariff plans, which may raise costs and challenge its low-price strategy.

Tax cuts enable Walmart to reinvest in technology, strengthening its edge against rivals like Amazon.com Inc AMZN.

Investors can gain exposure to Walmart through SPDR S&P 500 SPY and iShares Core S&P 500 ETF IVV.

Price Action: WMT stock is up 0.53% at $84.70 premarket at last check Monday. Walmart stock surged 59% year-to-date.

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