Walmart's quarterly print landed hard this week — the stock fell 9.15% on the session it reported, and by Friday's close the damage compounds: RSI washed out from 55.7 to 29.6, the week down -10.03%, the 30-day change flipped negative to -5.15%, and price is now sitting -12.5% below its 200-day average. TJX cratered in the same week — RSI collapsing from 42.0 to 25.4, the board's lowest print, price down -7.61% on the week — though whether that's read-through from Walmart's miss or its own separate pressure isn't clear from the tape alone. TGT was the lone name pulling the other direction, extending further into overbought (RSI 72.3→76.0) and sitting just 0.02% off its 52-week high.

Data as-of 2026-08-21 close. All numbers from precomputed summaries/retail.json. Prior scan: 2026-08-14-retail-scan (2026-08-14, data as-of 2026-08-14 close) — the summary's own 7-day window runs 2026-08-14 to 2026-08-21, so the comparisons below line up exactly with that prior scan. ONON appears on this board for the first time; no prior-scan comparison exists for it.

Walmart is the story of this scan. The stock fell 9.15% on its reporting session, and the damage carries through the week: RSI dropped from 55.7 to 29.6 (the board's second-lowest print), price from $115.27 to $103.70, the week down -10.03%, and the 30-day change flipping from +2.43% to -5.15%. The long-horizon picture keeps this from reading as a broken trend outright: WMT is still up 5.86% over the past year, 37.83% over two years, and 97.52% over three — a genuine multi-year re-rate. But price is now 12.5% below its 200-day average ($118.52), so the trend is currently under test at that level, not simply "intact."

TJX moved just as sharply the same week: RSI fell from 42.0 to 25.4, the board's lowest print and deep into oversold, price down from $152.11 to $140.53 (-7.61% on the week, -9.57% on the month). TJX sits -9.5% below its 200-day average — its trailing year is roughly flat rather than negative (+2.2%, though alpha1y is -19.62, meaning it's still lagging the broader market) — so like WMT this reads as a trend under test at the 200-day rather than a clean breakdown; there's no confirmed catalyst behind the move, and whether it's Walmart read-through or something specific to TJX isn't established by the price data alone.

ONON also sits deep in oversold (RSI 32.8) with real long-horizon damage — down 32.66% over the past year and 25.1% below its 200-day (alpha1y -54.48) — but it's new to this board this scan, so there's no prior print to compare against.

TGT is the counterweight: RSI extended from 72.3 to 76.0, price from $154.48 to $165.44, now sitting just 0.02% off its 52-week high with a 70.45% one-year gain and 39.2% distance above its 200-day. COST and YUM both held up reasonably (COST RSI 55.0→49.0 but still near its 200-day; YUM RSI 45.3→54.3, improving). Elsewhere, HD, LOW, MCD, SBUX, CMG, DPZ, NKE, DECK, CROX, AS, LULU, ANF, and XRT largely tracked the broader consumer board without a sharp break tied specifically to retail. Of the names with genuinely damaged long trends — below their 200-day with a negative trailing-year return — HD (-3% / -15.61%), LOW (-9% / -15.47%), and MCD (-9.1% / -13.5%) are the group; WMT and TJX are now below their 200-day too, but with roughly flat-to-positive trailing-year returns (+5.86% and +2.2%), which reads as a trend under test rather than the same kind of structural damage.

• WMT collapsed on its earnings print: RSI 55.7→29.6, price $115.27→$103.70, 7D +3.06%→-10.03%, 30D +2.43%→-5.15% (flipped negative, now -12.5% below its 200-day).
• TJX cratered: RSI 42.0→25.4, price $152.11→$140.53, 7D -5.43%→-7.61%, 30D +1.07%→-9.57%.
• TGT extended further into overbought: RSI 72.3→76.0, price $154.48→$165.44, 7D +3.98%→+7.08%, 30D +12.56%→+19.95% (now 0.02% from its 52-week high).
• SHOP cooled off overbought: RSI 67.1→60.9, price $154.32→$149.25, 7D +1.81%→-3.32%, 30D +24.9%→+26.03%.
• COST eased: RSI 55.0→49.0, price $961.10→$947.74, 7D +1.40%→-1.37%, 30D +5.03%→+2.20%.
• YUM improved: RSI 45.3→54.3, 7D -1.76%→+3.28%, 30D -2.92%→+3.67%.
• HD, LOW, MCD, DPZ, ANF, XRT all traded within a narrower range, no sharp break.
• ONON is new to this board this scan — RSI 32.8, 30D -18.09% — no prior-scan comparison available.

Golden-cross names (SBUX, TGT, TJX, DECK, CROX, ANF, XRT) mean the 50-day average sits above the 200-day — TJX's crash to RSI 25.4 this scan happened inside that technically golden-crossed group, a reminder that the cross label alone doesn't prevent a sharp reversal. Death-cross names (HD, LOW, SHOP, AS, LULU, NKE, MCD, CMG, WMT, DPZ, YUM, ONON) should have any bounce read as counter-trend until the cross itself flips. On the long-horizon test specifically: WMT and TJX are now both below their 200-day averages after this week, but both still carry roughly flat-to-positive trailing-year returns (WMT +5.86%, TJX +2.2%, with WMT's multi-year record strongly positive at change2y +37.83% and change3y +97.52%) — a trend under test rather than broken. ONON is the genuinely weak one: below its 200-day by 25.1% with a trailing-year return of -32.66%, real structural damage rather than a pullback.

Capitulation (RSI<25): None — TJX at 25.4 is just above that line.

Oversold (25-40): TJX (25.4), WMT (29.6), ONON (32.8), CROX (38.6), AS (39.8) — five names, up from two (AS, DECK) last scan.

Neutral/Strong (40+): The rest of the board, spanning DECK (40.8) to TGT (76.0, the board's sole overbought print).

• Tape data (price/RSI/SMA/returns/long-horizon): full-scan pre-computed summaries as of the 2026-08-21 close — retail.
• Walmart's -9.15% earnings-print-day move: this week's earnings print (context provided for this scan; no separate news receipt captured this session).