• Tigress Financial reaffirms its "Buy" rating on Walmart (NYSE: WMT) and raises the price target from $125 to $130.
• Walmart's recent success attributed to strategic achievements, including a strong earnings report and record-breaking holiday sales.
• The company reported revenue of $179.5 billion in the third quarter and raised its fiscal 2026 outlook, reflecting its strength among high- and middle-income consumers.

On December 3, 2025, Tigress Financial maintained its "Buy" grade for Walmart (NYSE: WMT), with the stock priced at $114.45. Tigress Financial also raised Walmart's price target from $125 to $130, indicating strong confidence in the company's future performance. This comes as Walmart's shares have reached a new all-time high, reflecting robust investor confidence.

Walmart's recent success is driven by strategic achievements, including a strong earnings report and record-breaking holiday sales. During Black Friday, U.S. online spending increased by 9.1% to $11.8 billion. Walmart capitalized on this demand with its AI-powered shopping assistant, Sparky, which effectively guided customer purchases. This digital innovation has been a key factor in Walmart's recent performance.

In the third quarter, Walmart reported impressive revenue of $179.5 billion and raised its fiscal 2026 outlook. This highlights the company's strength among high- and middle-income consumers. The stock is currently priced at $114.41, reflecting a 1.78% increase or $2. It has fluctuated between $112.22 and $114.89 today, with the latter marking its highest price over the past year.

Walmart's market capitalization is approximately $912.17 billion, underscoring its significant presence in the retail sector. The trading volume for the day is 24.42 million shares on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). The lowest price for the stock in the past year was $79.81, showcasing its upward trajectory and investor confidence in the company's strategic direction.