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GME	GameStop Corporation	29.44	+1.45	+5.18%
SIDU	Sidus Space, Inc.	4.5800	+3.1500	+220.28%
NVDA	NVIDIA Corporation	132.00	-2.25	-1.68%
IONQ	IonQ, Inc.	41.81	+7.98	+23.59%
GOOG	Alphabet Inc.	198.16	+6.78	+3.54%
TNXP	Tonix Pharmaceuticals Holding C	0.5300	+0.2895	+120.37%
AVGO	Broadcom Inc.	250.00	+25.20	+11.21%
AMZN	Amazon.com, Inc.	232.93	+5.47	+2.40%
RCAT	Red Cat Holdings, Inc.	10.45	+2.22	+26.97%
CRWD	CrowdStrike Holdings, Inc.	388.20	+20.18	+5.48%
SFTBY	Softbank Group Corp	31.04	+0.34	+1.11%
BBAI	BigBear.ai, Inc.	2.9900	+0.4700	+18.65%
UNH	UnitedHealth Group Incorporated	498.50	-21.98	-4.22%
QBTS	D-Wave Quantum Inc.	7.23	+2.23	+44.60%
CVS	CVS Health Corporation	46.60	-2.77	-5.61%
WMT	Walmart Inc.	94.87	+0.62	+0.66%
GOOGL	Alphabet Inc.	196.66	+6.84	+3.60%
ASAN	Asana, Inc.	27.52	+3.37	+13.95%
CIFR	Cipher Mining Inc.	7.39	+1.26	+20.55%
RGTI	Rigetti Computing, Inc.	8.43	+1.27	+17.74%
BB	BlackBerry Limited	3.0900	+0.4000	+14.87%
SEDG	SolarEdge Technologies, Inc.	12.32	-1.03	-7.72%
F	Ford Motor Company	9.99	-0.40	-3.85%

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Walmart well-positioned to continue 'awesome growth': TD Cowen

Walmart (WMT) stock has grown nearly 80% year-to-date as it remains a juggernaut in the retail landscape, just several reasons as to why the company is Yahoo Finance's Company of the Year. TD Cowen Senior Research Analyst Oliver Chen — whose firm named Walmart one of their best ideas of the year — sits down with Julie Hyman and Josh Lipton to reminisce on Walmart's 2024 performance. "Their online business has been fueled by expansion of the marketplace and continuing to offer new sellers on the marketplace. And then you put that and you marry that with a very awesome grocery business, which is about 60% of total, they've worked hard with suppliers to make sure everyday low price and value is there for customers," Chen explains. "So we got both. And this company has executed better than ever in terms of marrying these pieces together and offering a 'need plus a want' retail experience," Chen adds, also comparing what Walmart appears to do better than chain competitor Target (TGT). Learn more about why Walmart was named Yahoo Finance's 2024 Company of the YearWalmart is the 2024 Yahoo Finance Company of the YearWalmart CEO explains how big investments are now paying offHow Walmart's $90 billion Sam's Club is aiming to take down CostcoWalmart CFO: 'We're a company that wins in any type of economic environment'Why Walmart's success 'didn't happen by accidentWhy Walmart is clobbering its rivals 'To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Market Domination here. This post was written by Luke Carberry Mogan.

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Does the 'Magnificent Seven' have more room to run in 2025?

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