Target Stock News

Meat and seafood brand expands online footprint through Target Plus to increase access to intentionally sourced protein WATERTOWN, Mass. , April 10, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- ButcherBox, the leading direct-to-consumer meat and seafood brand, today announced its launch on Target Plus, Target's (NYSE:  TGT ) third-party, curated digital marketplace.

Target stock is undervalued, presenting a strong buy opportunity with the potential for 12.8% to 24.6% annualized total returns if management hits its targets. Target's potential forward shareholder yield is 25.1%, driven by a 5.0% dividend yield and significant share repurchase authorization, enhancing potential returns. Risks include economic slowdowns, tariffs, and execution of growth initia...

I am upgrading Target to a "buy" with a price target of $115, representing a 31% upside, due to attractive risk-reward dynamics that have been created from the latest sell-off. Despite recent underperformance and margin pressures, Target's management is confident in generating $15B in revenue growth over the next five years through strategic investments. Meanwhile, analysts have slashed forward...

Target Corporation's stock is under pressure due to weak growth, profitability issues, and tariff concerns, but it presents a potential value opportunity. Despite lackluster financial performance and operational hiccups, Target enjoys strong free cash flows and management is taking steps to reinvigorate growth. Selling put options on TGT offers an attractive yield and safety, trading upside for...

Global tariffs announced on April 3rd caused significant market declines, with the Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all experiencing substantial losses. Immediate sell-offs especially hit sectors reliant on global supply chains. This list contains stocks that are resilient to the current uncertainty and could even benefit from it,  also offering attractive valuation.

Target (TGT 1.47%) has missed the mark for shareholders in 2025, declining 22% year to date and seeing a 41% decline from its 52-week high. The big-box retailer has struggled amid shifting consumer spending trends, with the latest headwind being the uncertainties surrounding tariffs being implemented by the Trump administration.

The stock market has gotten off to a rough start this year, as Wall Street focuses on the possibility of a recession. One way to weather market volatility is to focus on quality dividend stocks, and this is the perfect time to consider adding some to your portfolio.

The stock market's steep fall this week claimed a lot of victims, among which were some onetime heavy investor favorites. One of these was veteran retailer Target (TGT 1.47%) which, according to data compiled by S&P Global Market Intelligence, lost nearly 8% of its value across the period.