Walmart, Ross, Advance Auto report mixed quarterly results and guidance
Walmart, Ross Stores and Advance Auto Parts reported quarterly results and outlooks, while MARA Holdings rose with bitcoin and SpaceX fell after Elon Musk denied Cognition AI acquisition rumors.
S. 16. 251%. These are the top stocks that gained the attention of retail traders and investors through the day: Walmart Inc.
84. 42. S. sales growth since 2020.
8 billion, respectively. Global e-commerce sales rose 23%, while global advertising revenue increased 38% and membership fee revenue grew 17%. 3 billion. Read Also: Trump's Crypto Comments Cheered: Robinhood CEO Stresses 'Broad Ownership' At White House Event, Binance Founder Says, 'We're So Back' Ross Stores Inc.
99. 39. 75. 94, respectively.
Revenue rose 13% year over year, while comparable-store sales increased 10%, driven primarily by higher customer traffic. 26, both above analyst expectations. Advance Auto Parts Inc. 39.
89. 5%. 03 from 69 cents, including a $26 million tariff refund that contributed about 31 cents to adjusted EPS. The company reaffirmed its full-year 2026 sales, adjusted operating margin, capital expenditure and free cash flow guidance, while revising adjusted EPS guidance to reflect higher interest income.
4x in the first quarter. MARA Holdings Inc. 15. 66.
The rise was driven by Bitcoin’s (CRYPTO: BTC) rally, as the cryptocurrency broke above $72,000 following a White House crypto summit. Space Exploration Technologies Corp. 05%, closing at $134. 83.
CEO Elon Musk denied rumors of the company attempting to acquire AI startup Cognition AI, clarifying that discussions were only about ensuring Grok’s functionality. Edge Stock Rankings indicate Walmart stock has a Momentum score in the 20th percentile and a Value score in the 46th percentile. Read Also: Anthropic Left as the Only Private Company in the World? CEO Dario Amodei Pushes Back on Criticism From Critics: 'I Do Not Agree That…' Disclaimer: This content was partially produced with the help of AI tools and was reviewed and published editors.
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