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Additional Reading from MarketBeat.com Retail Earnings Roundup: Walmart Scores, Target Slumps in Q3Authored by Leo Miller. Posted: 11/24/2025. 
Key Takeaways- Walmart exceeded Q3 expectations across revenue, EPS, and guidance, driven by strong growth in e-commerce, advertising, and memberships.
- Target beat EPS expectations but disappointed on sales and guidance, leading to price target cuts and continued post-earnings declines.
- Lowe’s Companies posted mixed results but gained on the back of EPS beat and optimism around its acquisition to boost professional sales.
Mid-November marked the Q3 earnings cycle for many of the world's biggest retail stocks, including grocery-store giants and home-improvement heavyweights. Three standouts—Walmart, Target, and Lowe's—posted fiscal 2026 Q3 results that highlight diverging momentum across the sector. All data reflects the Nov. 21 close unless otherwise noted. Walmart Strikes Gold in Q3It's difficult not to start with consumer-staples behemoth Walmart (NYSE: WMT). The company's Nov. 20 earnings release sent shares up 6.5% on the day—the largest single-day move after an earnings release since August 2024. JC Parets has spent more than 20 years tracking the market's most important technical signals, and he's now warning that a key date on the calendar could mark the next major turning point for stocks. After calling the 2008 crash, the 2020 collapse, and the exact bottom in 2022, he's sounding the alarm again — and he's sharing the specific day he believes investors need to prepare for. See JC's latest market forecast here Walmart reported $179.5 billion in revenue, beating estimates by more than $4 billion, and adjusted earnings per share of $0.62, ahead of the $0.60 consensus. The company also raised both its sales and adjusted EPS guidance for the full fiscal year. Its emerging growth drivers remained strong: e-commerce revenue climbed 27%, advertising revenue rose 53%, and membership income increased 17%. Growth in these higher-margin areas is especially important because traditional in-store sales offer relatively limited upside going forward, and advertising and memberships can meaningfully boost long-term profitability. The consensus price target for Walmart sits around $118. Price targets issued after the earnings release averaged just over $123, implying roughly 17% upside from the Nov. 21 close. Target Misses the BullseyeBig-box retailer Target (NYSE: TGT) delivered mixed results. The company reported adjusted EPS of $1.78, beating estimates by $0.07, but sales fell more than expected and management trimmed full-year EPS guidance. Target now expects $7.50 per share at the midpoint versus the prior $8.00 expectation. Shares fell nearly 3% on Nov. 19—the fifth consecutive quarter of post-earnings declines for the stock. Some positives: advertising revenue surged 44% and non-merchandise sales grew 18%. But digital comparable sales rose only 2.4%, well below Walmart's pace and down from 10.8% growth a year earlier. Target also expanded its partnership with OpenAI: ChatGPT will soon integrate the Target app, letting customers receive personalized recommendations and check out using multiple fulfillment options. The consensus price target for Target is about $103. However, Wall Street issued a wave of price-target cuts after the report; among firms that updated targets, the average is under $91, implying only about 4% upside from current levels. Lowe's Gains Despite Lowering GuidanceLowe's Companies (NYSE: LOW) delivered a mixed Q3: $20.81 billion in sales missed estimates by roughly $70 million, but adjusted EPS beat by $0.09. Management cut both full-year comparable-sales and adjusted EPS guidance, yet raised total full-year sales guidance to $86 billion, helped by its acquisition of Foundation Building Materials. Markets reacted positively to the EPS beat and the strategic acquisition. The deal positions Lowe's to win more business from professional contractors, who typically spend more than do-it-yourself customers. Shares of LOW rose about 4% on Nov. 19. Wall Street remains constructive on Lowe's. The consensus price target is roughly $276—about 18% upside—while post-earnings updates average just over $278, implying near 19% upside. Walmart to $1 Trillion?With strong momentum and bullish analyst targets, Walmart is increasingly being viewed as a clear retail winner this quarter. Shares would need to climb roughly 19% from the Nov. 21 close for Walmart to reach a $1 trillion market cap, and current Wall Street targets make that outcome seem plausible.
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