TGT Stock Recent News

I reiterate my buy rating on Target due to attractive valuation, high dividend yield, and shares trading at key technical support. Despite recent earnings misses, negative sales growth, and tariff headwinds, much of the bearish outlook appears priced into the stock. Target faces tough competition and macro risks, but improved free cash flow and a 4%+ yield support the investment case.

Dividend kings can offer reliable income growth and capital appreciation, making them attractive for long-term investors. During our screening today, we have 22 dividend kings trading at what could be considered attractive valuations based on P/E, dividend, and analyst estimates. We take a closer look at three of these names that make the list, but all could be considered candidates to take a deeper dive into as potential investment opportunities.

Whitecap Resources posted strong Q2 2025 results in its initial quarter post-Veren merger, signaling early integration success. Whitecap targets 10%-15% total annual shareholder returns, supported by a sustainable dividend (~6.9% yield) despite current commodity price challenges. Key risks include commodity price volatility, ongoing integration execution, and asset concentration.

The market is rallying this summer, but not every stock is hitting new highs. Shares of Target (TGT -0.10%) and Comcast (CMCSA -4.83%) are trading more than 20% below their 52-week highs.

Target is pulling the plug on its decade-old price match guarantee, originally touted as a cornerstone of its value promise. When introduced in 2013, then-CEO Gregg Steinhafel said it would give shoppers confidence that they could “shop at Target every day for the best value in retail.

COST's resilient model and rising sales make it a steadier retail pick over TGT's cautious outlook and weaker demand.

How much does a stock's valuation matter? Most investors will at least look at the metric.

NIKE NKE and Target TGT have undergone less-than-ideal price action over recent years, underperforming in a big way and regularly posting weaker-than-expected results.

In the most recent trading session, Target (TGT) closed at $105.82, indicating a -1.5% shift from the previous trading day.

Blue-chip stocks are shares of large, well-established, financially stable companies with a consistent and reliable performance history.