Prev Close | 115.39 |
Day Low/High | 112.45 / 115.45 |
52 Wk Low/High | 56.30 / 124.16 |
Prev Close | 115.39 |
Day Low/High | 112.45 / 115.45 |
52 Wk Low/High | 56.30 / 124.16 |
Exchange | NASDAQ |
Shares Outstanding | 356.01B |
Market Cap | 41.08B |
P/E Ratio | 135.75 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
TGT has boosted its dividend by 3%, the company's latest increase over 53 consecutive years of boosts.
VEREIT is an example of one name that had to cut its dividend amid the stay-at-home policies of the pandemic.
The S&P 500 Index Committee has work to do as it decides which companies remain in the index, and that could impact whether some remain Aristocrats.
As State economies begin the slow process of reopening, the Fed is there to support market function. Facebook's latest e-commerce foray has investors cheering.
Picking through the companies that either maintained or boosted their dividends, we would find a few of these characteristics.
Investors are wise to take a wait-and-see approach amid store closures, furloughs, social distancing and other measures in response to the outbreak.
Ross Stores has the right price, dividend and business model, even if we dip into recession.
I would still like to see a day where the broad indices perform well on volume that grows from the day prior, but is that because I am too experienced?
The short-term has Ross Stores mixed, but the longer trend is for a rise higher.
Buckle up for what is likely to be another eventful five days.
The S&P 500 has added these companies to the Dividend Aristocrats class of 2020.
Shares of the off-price retailer are showing volume divergences.
Ross Stores and Expeditors International are among the potential candidates for receiving that distinction in the near future.
Ahead of its earnings release on Thursday, ROST has a price target of around $130-$135, according to our review of the charts.
As forecasts for a hot shopping season roll in, here are the retailers most likely to benefit this year.
I don't usually do this but I'm going to offer a pat on the back to my Trifecta Portfolio partner Bob Lang as he suggested, more like insisted, that we add to our inverse ETF positions in the portfolio last week. Bob knows from our conversation and ...
Molson Coors, Target and International Flavors & Fragrances have all performed well since being singled out.
Hanesbrands is one consumer cyclical offering a 3.8% dividend yield.
The bond market is running the show? The answer would be... as much if not more than anything else... again.
There's apparently no key man risk at Burlington.
Burlington stock is bouncing big after a big earnings beat, capitalizing on the chaos in the retail sector.
Investors can find far better yield by simply buying the S&P 500.
Recent U.S. jobs creation wasn't as great as first thought, which isn't welcome news in an economy powered by consumer spending.
Apparel merchants as a group are seeing their stocks perform terribly so far in 2019, with only a handful in positive territory.
Most retailers do not, but here are a few that have the right story.
July-quarter ending retailers are soon to report their earnings, shedding light on their summer sales as well as their expectations for back-to-school shopping and the looming holiday shopping season.
Analyzing the June sales report shows how companies like TJX and Ross Stores are in-line to potentially become Dividend Aristocrats.