This week's earnings include retail giants (WMT, HD, LOW & DLTR) and tech stocks (INTU, ZM, PANW, & BIDU). Investors can watch out for FOMC Meeting Minutes on Wednesday.

Walmart stock is still near highs ahead of its quarterly report, but it's relative strength line has been lagging since May.

Home Depot, which reports before the market's open on Tuesday, May 20 th, is expected to earn $3.59 per share on $39.33 billion in revenues, representing year-over-year changes of -1.1% and +8%.

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We have more than 100 companies on deck to report results this week, including 15 S&P 500 members. With retail dominating the reporting docket, can the earnings positivity continue?

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Over the past month, Walmart surged 11.7%, while Target declined 6.8%. Meanwhile, Home Depot edged 0.16% lower during the period, as per Benzinga Pro.

Home Depot and Target, whose brands don’t revolve around having the lowest prices, chose not to follow Walmart’s approach. They both said there would be little impact on their prices from tariffs.

According to sources cited by CBS News, the CEOs – Walmart's Doug McMillon t, Target's Brian Cornell, and Ted Decker of Home Depot – emphasized that while prices were stable for now, that ...

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon and Target chief executive Brian Cornell both attended, as did Home Depot CEO Ted Decker. A White House official told CNBC earlier Monday that a representative from Lowe ...

Walmart imports the final one third from around the globe, he said, but China and Mexico are the “most significant” supplier countries. Target, on the other hand, is in a tougher spot.