Cramer: Earnings from retailers like Walmart, Home Depot show 'survival of the fittest economy'

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“It looks like that the big guys won.” Large U.S. retailers benefited from coronavirus restrictions, while “so many other companies, little companies, medium, small, just couldn’t compete,” MadMoneyOnCNBC's JimCramer says.

, notching a 7.1% increase in revenue although profit fell, weighed down by coronavirus-related expenses. Its stock was down nearly 2% on Tuesday.

"I mean, Home Depot literally had to keep traffic back. Costco is doing the same thing. They had to hold back traffic because they were trying to do it safely," said Cramer, who complimented Walmart's preparedness and response to the pandemic. He specifically praised Walmart CEO"These are great American companies that are on fire," Cramer added.

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We need to reopen everything now. It’s not Walmart’s fault the US over reached with lockdowns based on bad Covid models from the Imperial College of London. The curve has been flattened for weeks. End lockdowns now.

He should keep his mouth shut.

Great interview

$WMT - Etsy is 57.44% overbought, 81% of the time this led to a fall in Walmart price (last: 125.94) (TOGGLEbot cnbc

big business benefited while small businesses suffered

Went to Walmart here in Florida, 80% of customers in Walmart are NOT wearing masks. Costco will not let you shop without one. Also, appliances can be added to the OOS list the CEO mentioned

Andrew was his typical left wing liberal self he only wishes his moral compass was as strong as that of Walmart

Shut up WalMart

death sentences

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Yeah the big guys were allowed to stay open and the others were not. It’s not a matter of competition!

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Compete? Most were closed. That wide open runway won't last forever.

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer absolute bull$h!t. The small shops were FORCED TO CLOSE because you can only catch the Coronavirus in small businesses. Fuq'n Duh!

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Oh really You just realized that today?

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Remember when Libs hated Walmart and championed Mon and Pop shops? You might not recall it because it was over Five months ago.

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Are you including $BIG stock in this group ?

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Shocker

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer The big guys always wins. If we think about it, a few number of companies rules the entire world in several ways, and they will get more and more power as time passes.

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer DUH !! no wait F...g DUH

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer yep, death of the local mom and pop store

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MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer The big guys won? Of course they did. The small guys were all closed.

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Here’s a few prospect stocks during the Coronavirus pandemic

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Yes the ones that really need the SBA intstead of hoaxes

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer A tad premature

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Simple. Small companies don’t make big campaign contributions.

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Crush the little guy was the objective

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer Welcome to what happens all the time. Market makers survive and these usiness shows push and gloat and cowtow their importance and bemoan the real economy makers.

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer CNBC is the worst when it comes to shaming people who have no pay and want to work. Nobody at CNBC has lost their livelihood yet they look down on those who want to work with pity.

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer CNBC was demanding they be shutdown

MadMoneyOnCNBC jimcramer yeah...that's what happens when the restrictions include shutting you down, except oh for WMT.

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