Target (TGT) is one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com visitors lately. So, it might be a good idea to review some of ...

Target's sales have stalled and this has put pressure on profits. The company is growing some promising revenue streams, pointing to potentially brighter days ahead. As of this writing, the dividend ...

Sales continue to fall, and the market reacted negatively to the company's new CEO pick. A low P/E ratio and a high dividend yield could persuade some investors to take a chance on Target stock.

Target Corp. closed 26.91% below its 52-week high of $145.08, which the company reached on January 28th. Trading volume (6.5 ...

Target's 10-year dividend growth rate of 8.9% is very strong, especially for a mature retailer, but more recent dividend growth has reflected difficulties and been in a low-single-digit range. Target ...

Target's high dividend yield makes it a good option for income investors. Both Target and Walmart are Dividend Kings (companies with at least 50 consecutive years of dividend increases). Walmart has ...

Target has been struggling to generate growth in recent years. Challenging economic conditions are weighing on discretionary spending, which is bad for business. The stock is trading around multiyear ...

Target operates in a challenging gray area, lacking clear advantages over Walmart, Costco, or premium retailers. Despite recent struggles and market skepticism, TGT's long-term revenue growth, digital ...