Before Walmart's plan to transfer from the New York Stock Exchange to the Nasdaq 100 Index by the end of 2025, its stock price once hit a record high of $120. The company has already risen 8% in 2026 and announced a partnership with Wing, a subsidiary of Alphabet, to significantly expand its drone delivery business, aiming to cover 270 locations and serve 40 million customers by 2027. Analysts point out that Walmart's integration strategy and strong earnings forecasts are key to its success, with expectations that its first-quarter earnings per share will reach $0.72 and revenue will hit $189.84 billion, leading to an upward adjustment of its target stock price to $130.