Walmart will shift its listing from NYSE to Nasdaq on Dec. 9, citing a “tech-forward approach.” Stock is up 40% from YTD low. Move to Nasdaq aligns with automation and AI focus, potentially attracting growth-oriented funds. Walmart aims to be seen as a retail-tech hybrid, boosting demand for stock and liquidity. Dana Telsey remains positive on Walmart as a long-term investment. U.S. shoppers spent $11.8 billion on Black Friday, signaling strong consumer demand and potential for Walmart shares to rise in 2026. Walmart’s e-commerce growth and expansion into high-margin advertising make it an attractive investment. With a 0.84% dividend yield and analyst consensus rating of “Strong Buy,” Walmart shares are recommended for the next 12 months, with price targets reaching $130 for a potential 16% upside.

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