Target (NYSE: TGT) just released its third-quarter 2025 earnings report, and it did little to inspire confidence in the company. Net sales and profits have continued their declines, even as Walmart and Costco continue to report steady sales growth. Moreover, it had recently alienated customers over its political stances, and the decision to replace longtime CEO Brian Cornell and promote current CO...
Target (NYSE: TGT) just released its third-quarter 2025 earnings report, and it did little to inspire confidence in the company. Net sales and profits have continued their declines, even as Walmart and Costco continue to report steady sales growth. Moreover, it had recently alienated customers over its political stances, and the decision to replace longtime CEO Brian Cornell and promote current COO Michael Fiddelke to the CEO position was not well received by investors. However, the current state of Target arguably makes the retail stock an increasingly compelling contrarian buy. Amid its troubles, it might be time for investors to start adding shares. Here are three reasons why. Continue reading