$Kroger(KR)$ $Wal-Mart(WMT)$ $Target(TGT)$ πποΈπ Kroger $KR sinking today a it's shutting down three automated delivery fulfillment centers & will take a $2.6B Q3 charge. Stock -2.3% today, failing again at the 80DMA after bouncing off the lowest level since March.
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- Cool Cat WinstonΒ·2025-11-21TOPπ₯ Iβm looking at KR the same way you are, that failed 80DMA test tells me the structure is still heavy. The fulfilment centre shutdown and that $2.6B charge create real sentiment drag. I keep comparing it with WMTβs relative strength since the last print and the divergence stands out.2Report
- Kiwi TigressΒ·2025-11-21honestly the KR chart looks stressed. every bounce into that 80 line gets smacked and the fulfilment centre shutdown kinda explains why the vibe feels off. it reminds me of how TGT moved when sentiment flipped. not panic level, just weak structure. Iβm watching if it stabilises near 642Report
- Tui JudeΒ·2025-11-21π I see the same trend you pointed to in KR, that repeat rejection at the moving averages confirms sellers are still in control. The automation write down isnβt small either, which is why the reaction looks similar to what we saw on TGT when guidance tightened earlier.1Report