• 21 अग. 2026 · 17:22 UTC · body · New information from a source

  • Walmart shares fell sharply after the retailer's earnings report, marking the stock's worst single-day performance in four years, according to CNBC.
  • Despite the drop, JPMorgan told clients the stock is now trading cheaper than its usual valuation and recommended buying the dip, according to CNBC.
  • Separately, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $606 million in a single day, the largest daily inflow since May, according to Decrypt.
  • BlackRock accounted for 83% of that total, Decrypt reported.
  • Decrypt also noted that altcoin-linked funds saw inflows return after a period of absence, though the outlet did not specify dollar figures for those products.
  • The two developments highlight a split market backdrop: a legacy retail giant absorbing a post-earnings selloff that one major bank views as a buying opportunity, alongside renewed institutional appetite for Bitcoin exposure through ETFs, led overwhelmingly by BlackRock's fund.
  • U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs took in $606 million Thursday, their largest single-day haul since May, according to Decrypt.
  • BlackRock accounted for 83% of that total, and altcoin-linked funds also drew inflows after a period of muted demand, Decrypt reported.
  • Separately, Walmart shares suffered their steepest one-day decline in four years on Thursday following the retailer's earnings report, according to CNBC.
  • JPMorgan told clients the stock is now trading at a discount relative to its historical valuation and recommended buying the dip, CNBC reported.
  • The two moves are unrelated but both landed the same day: a rebound in crypto ETF demand led by BlackRock, and a Wall Street bank telling investors to step into a beaten-down retail giant.

• 21 अग. 2026 · 17:22 UTC · summary · New information from a source

  • Walmart shares tumbled to their worst day in four years after earnings, even as JPMorgan urged investors to buy, while U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs pulled in their largest daily haul…
  • Bitcoin ETFs pulled in $606 million Thursday behind BlackRock, while JPMorgan urged investors to buy Walmart after its worst trading day in four years.

• 21 अग. 2026 · 17:22 UTC · headline · New information from a source

  • Walmart Posts Worst Day in Four Years as JPMorgan Calls It a Buy; Bitcoin ETFs Log Biggest Inflow Since May
  • Bitcoin ETFs Post Biggest Inflow Day Since May as JPMorgan Issues Buy Call on Walmart After Selloff

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