The Latest Breaking News from WMT

Boeing, McDonald’s and Walmart have the highest current ROAR scores within the 30-stock index.

With the tech sector facing uncertainty, these top dividend stocks are worth a second look for investors thanks to their rock-solid history of dividend growth and strong fundamentals.

Companies selling essential everyday products remain steady through economic ups and downs. Here are top-rated dividend companies to watch!

Yesterday, with WMT trading at $58.59, the May 16 put option with a strike price of $82.50 was trading around $2.70. Traders selling this put would receive $270 in option premium.

Tariffs are triggering a market downturn, but this presents an opportunity to buy stable Dividend Kings at a discount.

Walmart is a great combination of growth and income.

Walmart’s stock has surpassed the S&P 500’s performance over the past year, reinforcing analysts' strong bullish outlook on its future prospects.

Walmart is the dominant player in the retail space, and its market share is only getting stronger. Plus, Walmart recently announced a 13% increase in its annual dividend.

Forward-looking commentary from a major retailer outweighed its backward-looking results as all three major equity indexes retreated on Thursday.

Given enhanced features, the rapid shift to online shopping, and rapid digital transformation, the grocery tech industry appears to have favorable prospects. Therefore, fundamentally strong grocery tech stocks Kroger (KR), Seven & i Holdings Co. (SVNDY), and Walmart (WMT) could be ideal additions to your portfolio. Read more.

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