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Key Points Target had a mixed quarter, and the market reacted favorably, but the move may not last.The guidance was lowered despite the Q2 earnings strength suggesting that this year’s strength is priced.The dividend is reliable but may be cheaper to buy later in the year.5 stocks we like better than TargetTarget (NYSE:TGT) shares surged about 10% after the Q2 earnings report was released but don’t read too much into the news. The surge is a knee-jerk reaction to a mixed report that does nothing to improve the outlook. If anything, the Q2 strengths are 1-offs that won’t persist in the followin...
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NCPPR also seeks transparency regarding Target’s radical LGBT political agenda that appears to have cost the corporation $12 billion in market value since May 2023. NCPPR is represented by the law firms of Boyden Gray & Associates and America First Legal. Target Is Embracing Radical Agenda Of The LGBT MovementNCPPR’s letter contends that, while Target’s Annual Report acknowledged their core customer base is made up of America’s “families,” it is evident that Target’s board of directors and management team have bowed to woke leftists by recklessly embracing the radical agenda of the LGBT moveme...
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In hisDaily Market Notes report to investors, Louis Navellier wrote: Attractive Cash YieldsFebruary comes to a close, taking the wind out of January’s sails on higher Fed fears. The Dow is negative 1.2% for the year, which is a bit counterintuitive in that it is the most conservative broad index, made up of huge, well-established companies. The S&P 500 remains up 4% YTD, the NASDAQ up 10.5%, and the Russell 2000 up 8.8%. Q4 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Growth expectations remain, as reflected in the more speculative Indexes. Perhaps, it also says Dow investors are more likely ...
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Target shares have been hitting higher lows since the summer.This week’s earnings report ripped the band-aid off.Piper Sandler just gave shares a $190 price target.The jury is still out, but it’s starting to look like shares of Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) will go up from here over the next few weeks. It has certainly been a wild couple of days as the bulls and the bears have fought for control of the $75 billion retailer. Q3 2022 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Find A Qualified Financial AdvisorEach advisor has been vetted by SmartAsset and is held to a fiduciary standard to act in ...
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It looks like all the downside is already priced into shares.Bullish upgrades point towards fundamental tailwinds.The technical setup also supports a long position.With the broader equity market doing its best to reverse the lows that have done so much damage in recent weeks, investors in Target (NYSE:TGT) haven’t seen a fresh low since June. While shares are still down about 35% from where they started the year, the fact that they’re up the guts of 15% in the past 4 months is the bigger story. And after yesterday’s updated rating from the team at Jefferies, it’s looking like things are about ...
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In hisDaily Market Notes report to investors, while commenting on Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT), Louis Navellier wrote: Retailers DraggedTarget guides down margins, dragging down a fragile market. Target, already responsible for one market downdraft last month for disappointing results, announced that they will be heavily discounting their bloated home goods inventory, forecasting Q2 operating margin down to 2% from prior guidance of 5.3%. The stock opened up down 9% but has since recovered to only down 3% as investors acknowledged that it’s a short-term issue and at least management is quickl...
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