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<p>MarketBeat's stock screener tool highlights Walmart, GameStop, and ContextLogic as top Ecommerce stocks to watch. These companies have shown high trading volumes recently. Walmart operates various retail and ecommerce platforms globally. GameStop offers gaming products through its stores and online platforms. ContextLogic is also featured. These stocks provide exposure to online retail growth but come with higher risks. MarketBeat's analysts suggest other stocks might be better buys despite Walmart's Moderate Buy rating.</p>

- MarketBeat highlights Walmart, GameStop, and ContextLogic as key Ecommerce stocks to monitor due to their high trading volumes.  
- These companies represent significant players in online retail, with Walmart operating various retail formats and ecommerce platforms, while GameStop focuses on gaming products across multiple regions.  
- Investors should be aware of the potential risks associated with Ecommerce stocks, including competition and regulatory challenges, despite their growth opportunities in digital transactions.

Promising Ecommerce Stocks To Add to Your Watchlist - December 12th