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Walmart (WMT) just delivered a massive Q3 earnings beat, and the stock is reacting fast — trading around $107, up nearly 7% in the last five days.  Here’s the full breakdown:  • Adjusted EPS: $0.62 vs. $0.60 expected • Revenue: $179.5B (+5.8% YoY), above estimates • U.S. Sales: +5.1% • E-commerce: +27% • Global Ads: +53% • Membership Income: +9% (including +17% in fees) • International Sales: +10.8% (Flipkart, China, Walmex leading)  Walmart also raised its 2026 outlook, reporting: • Higher adjusted EPS • Higher constant-currency revenue growth • Higher adjusted operating income  Management says inflation is now running in the low-1% range, and growth is increasingly coming from upper- and middle-income shoppers.  One more major move: Walmart will switch its stock listing from the NYSE to Nasdaq on December 9, 2025, retaining ticker WMT.

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00:00Walmart just posted a powerhouse earnings quarter, but the stock made a move you might not expect.

00:05Shares initially dipped after the release. However, after management spoke on the call,

00:10Walmart flipped hard into the green. And as of this morning, the stock is trading around $107,

00:16up nearly 7% in the past five days. So what actually happened? Walmart beat profit expectations

00:22with 62 cents adjusted EPS versus 60 that was expected. Revenue hit $179.5 billion, almost 6%

00:31higher year over year and above estimates. U.S. sales rose 5.1%, e-commerce jumped 27%,

00:38global advertising surged 53%, and membership income climbed 9%, including a 17% spike in fees.

00:47International sales were up 10.8%, powered by Flipkart, China, and Walmex. And Walmart raised

00:53its 2026 outlook across earnings, revenue growth, and operating income. Inflation? Walmart says it's

01:00now in the low 1% range, and the CEO says upper and middle income shoppers are driving U.S. growth.

01:06And in a major shift, Walmart is leaving the New York Stock Exchange and moving to NASDAQ on December

01:119th, keeping the ticker WMT. So bottom line, huge earnings, raised guidance, accelerating growth,

01:18and a stock breaking higher at $107. Walmart didn't just beat expectations, it blew them away.

Walmart Beats Earnings Expectations - Sending Stock Surging

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