| Prev Close | 98.95 |
| Day Low/High | 95.86 / 104.69 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 60.20 / 115.45 |
Dollar Tree, Inc. (DLTR)
101.88
NASDAQ
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Shares Outstanding | 235.19B |
| Market Cap | 23.27B |
| P/E Ratio | 26.64 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Jim Cramer: Markets Seek Domestic Tranquility
Stock markets ran higher as investors turned towards domestic-focused companies.
Why Lululemon and Five Below Are Screaming Buys Right Now
They may not be 'Invincibles,' but they have other unique characteristics.
Jobs Report, the Fed: An Aggressive Way to Play It Is With Mortgage REITs
Right now the bias is to sell bonds that get tight rather than ride out the yield.
2 Stocks You Should Buy Right Now
They may not be 'Invincibles' but they are strong and unique.
Here We Are, Nine Years After the Market's Sickening Decline -- Market Recon
Most of all, we have all learned that, no..... it doesn't come easy.
Know the Value of a Dollar (Store)
Wednesday's market swoon took Dollar Tree shares sharply lower, creating an opportunity.
Jim Cramer: 6 Reasons the Selloff Makes Sense
It's not just Gary Cohn putting stocks through the ringer.
Jim Cramer: Did Dollar Tree Pay Too Much for Family Dollar?
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer wonders if Dollar Tree paid too much for Family Dollar.
Jim Cramer: The Invincibles - the Semis, Netflix, Amazon
I want to watch the VIX before I even play the game.
Dollar Tree Is One of 11 Stocks That Are Poised to Change Direction
These names are showing bullish or bearish reversal patterns for the past week.
Cramer: 10 Stock Surprises
In this tape, weakness may just be a sign of rest and better times to come.
Nobody Rings a Bell at the Top
Discount retailers are not on sale.
Jim Cramer: The Surprising Stock Market Winners That Investors Are Chasing
Stocks of companies that go hand and hand with an economic expansion just won't quit.
Cramer: Consumer Health Is Unappreciated
The consumer spend factor is the new wild card and boy is it playing out in spectacular fashion.
Cramer: 5 Rules for Our Beast of a Bull Market
It might look easy now, but it looked easy in 1999, too.
Jim Cramer: Breakouts Are the New Normal for This Stock Market
We have seen this pattern many times in the last few months, and it is a surreal pattern for traders.
Dollar Tree Could Use a Pause to Refresh the Rally
Traders might use a sell stop below $97 and investors could use a stop below $90, the last consolidation area.
Jim Cramer: This Could Be a Very Exciting Time in Retail
Why don't people believe it? Simple: we are too down.
Cramer: Brand Loyalty Between Generations Is Dying
There's a reason to keep coming back to Apple, Facebook, Amazon, Alphabet and Netflix.
Cramer: Just Because Taxes Are Going Down, Doesn't Mean These Stocks Can Deliver
Investors don't care where the earnings come from, as long as they actually show up.
Macy's Has Two Roads to Redemption
With 2 key strategies promising some hope for a turnaround, it's worth a shot to go with Macy's this holiday season.
Video: Jim Cramer on AT&T, Lowe's, Dollar Tree, Urban Outfitters and GE
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer weighs in on Tuesday's trending stocks.
Cramer: As Algos Go, So Goes the Market
How else can you explain this irrationally positive day?
Watch: Jim Cramer Reacts to Lowe's, Dollar Tree and Urban Outfitters Earnings
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer prefers Home Depot over Lowe's, but was pleased with quarterly results from Dollar Tree and Urban Outfitters.
Video: What Jim Cramer Expects From Dollar Tree and Salesforce's Earnings
TheStreet's founder and Action Alerts PLUS Portfolio Manager Jim Cramer is keeping an eye on quarterly results from Dollar Tree and Salesforce.
Dollar-Store Stocks Run for the Money
Dollar Tree, Dollar General head for daylight while Five Below pulls back.
3 Reasons Walmart Should Terrify the Heck Out of Amazon
Walmart's investor day left me impressed. Above all else, it left me feeling bad for digital giant Amazon.
