Walmart shares fell 0.83% to $118.71 on January 20, tracking a broader market selloff triggered by escalating tariff threats, though the decline was attributed to market-wide risk-off sentiment rather than company-specific weakness.
- The retailer maintains strong fundamentals, reporting Q3 2026 revenues of $179.5 billion, marking a 5.84% year-over-year increase, alongside robust e-commerce operations.
- Analyst consensus remains bullish, with 25 analysts setting an average price target of $125.
- Recent high targets include $135 from Telsey Advisory Group and Morgan Stanley, as the broader S&P 500 declined 1.94%.