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<p>MarketBeat's stock screener tool highlights Walmart, GameStop, and GigaCloud Technology as promising ecommerce stocks to watch. These companies have high trading volumes and offer exposure to online shopping growth, despite risks like consumer trends and competition. Walmart operates globally in retail and ecommerce, GameStop specializes in gaming products, and GigaCloud provides B2B ecommerce solutions. Analysts suggest other stocks may be better buys than Walmart, despite its Moderate Buy rating.</p>

- The article discusses key Ecommerce stocks to watch, including Walmart, GameStop, and GigaCloud Technology, highlighting their operations and market presence.  
- It emphasizes the risks associated with investing in Ecommerce stocks, such as changing consumer trends and regulatory shifts, while noting their recent high trading volumes.  
- The piece also mentions MarketBeat's research on stock performance and analyst recommendations, indicating Walmart's current Moderate Buy rating but suggesting other stocks may be better investments.

Promising Ecommerce Stocks To Consider - December 8th