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Dollar General offers a compelling risk/reward profile, trading at a deep value price despite being a quality business. Operational missteps with inventory, shrink, client experience and employee turnover are being addressed through SKU rationalization, better in-stock, store remodels, and improved in-store experience. There are early signs of recovery. Competition & macro headwinds remain, but Dollar General's rural density, low-cost model, and first-mover advantage provide insulation. There are potential growth opportunities including new stores, remodels, and expansion in Mexico.

Dollar General (DG -0.45%) shares have risen by 33% this year (as of Tuesday afternoon), dwarfing the comparable performance of the S&P 500 index and its 0.5% gain. Despite the volatility and uncertainty of the economy, the discount retailer has become a bit of safe haven investment to hold on to this year.

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BofA Securities analyst Robert F. Ohmes reiterated the Buy rating on Dollar General Corp DG, raising the price forecast from $100 to $115.

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Shares of Dollar General Corporation  DG are trading lower Wednesday. This follows Tuesday's gain of more than 4%.

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While Dollar General's fundamentals haven't quite turned the corner, analysts believe the outlook is brightening.

Dollar General has addressed COVID-era margin issues with a 'Back to Basics' turnaround, targeting shrink, inventory, and store upgrades. Core low-income customers remain pressured by inflation, but labor market strength and moderating food costs offer stabilization potential. Remodels and improved service are attracting higher-income 'trade-down' customers, boosting average transaction size and margins.