Dollar General Stock News

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The stock market has rocketed to new highs over the last year, but some industries are faring better than others.

2024 was a rough year for Dollar General (DG -1.51%).

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Dollar General's NYSE: DG stock has taken a beating, leaving many investors wondering if the discount retailer has lost its way. With shares down over 50% from their 52-week high, a closer look reveals a company working through turbulent times but potentially has a brighter future.

If Wall Street handed out military ranks, Dollar General (DG 2.12%) would likely be facing a rank demotion. Share prices of the discount retail giant have plunged 57% from their 52-week high amid continuing reports of underwhelming sales and weak earnings over the past year.

Shares of Dollar General (DG 0.63%) are currently down 72% from their all-time high, the biggest reduction since the company went public again in 2009. It's a far from perfect company, as I'll explain.

You can say a lot of things about the stock market right now, but one thing's clear: It ain't cheap.