Jim Cramer Backs Walmart After 18% Slump: 'Buy It', Amid Falling Fuel Prices

Jim Cramer Backs Walmart After 18% Slump: 'Buy It', Amid Falling Fuel Prices

Walmart shares have shed almost a fifth of their value since May, and CNBC's Jim Cramer is telling investors to treat that slump as an opening rather than a warning. The stock closed at $111.54 (£84) on Tuesday, down roughly 18 per cent from the record high of $135.16 (£101) it reached on 19 May. It has fallen for four straight weeks and is roughly flat for the year. Much of that damage, though, had little to do with Walmart itself. The retailer…

Jim Cramer sees a buying opportunity in this retail giant down nearly 18% from its high

CNBC's Jim Cramer said Walmart's roughly 18% pullback since its mid-May peak has created a buying opportunity.

Jim Cramer New Stock Picks: Why Walmart, Starbucks and Biotech Are Back on His Buy List

Market rotation has rattled investors over the past week, but CNBC’s Jim Cramer believes the latest pullback is creating buying opportunities rather than signaling the start of a broader market downturn. Instead of chasing high-flying semiconductor stocks that dominated the first half of 2026, Cramer says investors should focus on quality companies that have been caught in institutional selling despite little change to their long-term fundamenta…