Tyler Crowe

It's an earnings extravaganza this time on Motley Fool Money.

Welcome to Motley Fool Money.

I'm Tyler Crowe, and today I'm joined by longtime Fool contributors Matt Frankel and John Quast.

We're deep into earnings season with really far too many companies to cover in our 20 or so minutes that we do these daily podcasts, but we're going to do our best today with a pretty quick round-robin look at a lot of companies.

We'll get into Lemonade and Klarna, who both reported today.

But before we do that, we're going to do a quick lightning round with a group of companies that I'm kind of penning here like,

the pulse of the consumer.

We're going to look at Walmart, Booking Holdings, Etsy, and eBay.

We're going to go as quick as we can.

Let's start with Walmart.

As the companies want to do, it beat earnings expectations with earnings at $0.74 a share.

That doesn't include some equity investment stuff that always makes the bottom line a little wonky.

The company offered

what most of the time is tepid guidance for the upcoming year.

But that's pretty par for the course.

It's done conservative guidance, if you will, for many years in the past, and then just raised it over the years and typically exceeds it.

Did I miss anything?

Was there anything interesting that you guys saw in this one?

Moving on, shares of Booking Holdings are down about 7.5% as we tape.

It beat earnings, it raised its dividend, and it guided for 15% revenue growth for the upcoming quarter.