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   5 hours ago · Walmart first entered Canada in 1994, and CostCo entered the Canadian market in 1985. Chart 1: Leading Grocery Retailers In Canada, By Market Share, 2022 Statistica

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   Are big box retailers entering the Canadian market?

   • At one time, there were concerns about the entrance of large big box American retailers into the Canadian market, but that has already occurred and been dealt with long ago. Walmart first entered Canada in 1994, and CostCo entered the Canadian market in 1985.

   Loblaw: Canadians Will Always Have To Eat

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   Which big box retailer has the most market share in 2022?

   • In 2022, Walmart held the top position in the US, with a market share of 25.2%, followed by Costco (7% market share). At one time, there were concerns about the entrance of large big box American retailers into the Canadian market, but that has already occurred and been dealt with long ago.

   Loblaw: Canadians Will Always Have To Eat

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   Is Costco (cost) a good stock to buy in 2024?

   • As per Table 1, Costco ( COST) has been the best performer over every period considered, followed by Loblaws, although in 2024, it has also underperformed Walmart ( WMT) by 9%. Table 1: Market Cap ( USD) and Total Return in USD

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   Does a weak Canadian dollar affect TSX listed common shares?

   • Graphs 2 and 3 show the performance of all three entities' TSX Listed common shares and / or their ADRs over the past 10 years. Note the negative effect a weak Canadian dollar has had on the returns of the ADRs. An examination the total Price Changes of Choice REIT, Loblaws, and GWL over a 10-year period allays concerns about profit stripping.

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