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Target Stock Discussion

Clintzilla

Sep 29 09:14

$Target (TGT.US)$ i like this Company and stock in comparison to most but will reject 164 to see 144 and 154 to 134 and so on.. is a gap under 124 til about 108.. mind the gaps..

Stock_Drift

Sep 18 05:45

$1.12 per share owned.

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Movers and Shakers

Sep 16 07:38

Columns Today's Morning Movers and Top Ratings | AAPL, INTC, TGT, YELP and More

Morning Movers
Gapping up
$Target (TGT.US)$ The retailer's stock rose by 0.5% following its announcement that it plans to hire approximately 100,000 seasonal employees for the upcoming critical holiday season, maintaining its hiring level from the past three years.
$Intel (INTC.US)$ Shares rose 1.73% following a report that Intel could qualify for up to $3.5 billion in grants for manufacturing military chips.
$ASE Technology (ASX.US)$ The semic...

Clintzilla

Sep 14 09:14

$Target (TGT.US)$ one of the better and consistent Retails but needs pullback to 110 to see 180 again

EZ_money

Sep 12 11:18

$Guardion Health Sciences (GHSI.US)$ 👈 this tiny float needs volume. it can easily rip up. especially when they are offering 5 dollar special dividend per share. hell that's as much as $Blackrock (BLK.US)$ and $Target (TGT.US)$

areecep

Sep 11 02:20

Why is Target so low PE, while Walmart/Costco are so high?

Target has a PE of 15 while its competitors Walmart and Costco has 41 and 55.
Why is the difference so big? 15 vs 40.
Why don't Target just copy Costco's business model of membership fee if it's are doing so well?
If Walmart & Costco are doing well on oversea business, do you think Target can do the same?
Do you think Target is undervalued and is a buy now given its historical Revenue/Earnings are quite solid?
Brief-Frosting405:
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Moomoo News Global

Sep 10 08:28

Columns Here's What the Harris-Trump Debate Means for US Stocks

As the U.S. presidential election approaches in just two months, focus intensifies on the crucial debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump, scheduled for 9 p.m. ET on Tuesday, September 10. For investors strategizing around the "Trump trade" or the "Harris trade," the market's forward-looking reaction to their governing policies is critical. The election outcome will shape expectations of their administra...

Walz vs. Vance: Vice presidential debate, what to expect from the market?

Ahmad Fidauddin

Sep 9 06:40

Columns Market Waves: Top Sectors for Opportunities #Weekly Market Pulse

Hi everyone, ahmad is here. This week, market participants will likely encounter a delicate balance between cautious optimism and risk aversion. The anticipated volatility arises from various key economic reports, sectoral shifts, and global developments. Here's a more detailed sector-by-sector analysis, with stocks and key beneficiaries mentioned:
1. Technology Sector
The technology sector remains under pressure, particularly afte...

Nvidia denies receiving DOJ subpoena, Can Chip Stocks Stabilize?

Cow Moo-ney

Sep 4 07:53

Volatile September?

September has been historically the most volatile month of the year for stocks.
And yesterday, the stock market really started September on a volatile note.
Right now, premarket isn’t looking that great either. Buy the dip crowd, where you at?
On a side note, the upcoming jobs report and impending Fed rate cuts will definitely bring more volatility.
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Moomoo News Global

Aug 28 07:23

Columns Seizing Opportunities in Rallying Consumer Staples Stocks

The typically sleepy consumer-staples stock sector has been having a moment lately. The S&P 500’s consumer staples sector has risen 6% since August and has increased 16% year-to-date. $Walmart (WMT.US)$, $Costco (COST.US)$, $Philip Morris International (PM.US)$ and $Coca-Cola (KO.US)$ all reached all-time highs during Tuesday's trading session.
Source: S&P Global
What is driving the outperformance of consumer staples?
Strong retail sales data ...

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