On the 9th local time, the shares of the American retailer giant Walmart were officially transferred from the New York Stock Exchange to the Nasdaq Exchange, which mainly focuses on technology stocks, and began trading. This time, it was listed on the NASDAQ, setting a record for the largest trading scale in US stock history. By the close of trading on the 9th, Walmart's stock price had closed up 1.32%. Based on the closing price on the 9th, its total market value exceeds 900 billion US dollars. Some analysts believe that this move reflects Walmart's desire to highlight a “technology-oriented development strategy.”

On the 9th local time, the shares of the American retailer giant Walmart were officially transferred from the New York Stock Exchange to the Nasdaq Exchange, which mainly focuses on technology stocks, and began trading. This time, it was listed on the NASDAQ, setting a record for the largest trading scale in US stock history. By the close of trading on the 9th, Walmart's stock price had closed up 1.32%. Based on the closing price on the 9th, its total market value exceeds 900 billion US dollars. Some analysts believe that this move reflects Walmart's desire to highlight a “technology-oriented development strategy.”