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DLTR - Catch it on the Rebound. Target 120 by end of JanDLTR has had a rough 2024 having fallen from highs of 150ish to the low 60s. The company is still profitable and has a plan to deal with any increased Tariffs coming their way (one of the most pressing concerns). On the last earnings call they raised guidance after beating analyst estimates for the quarter. DLTR price is probably being held down by tax loss capturing. Expecting moderate price appreciation through the end of the year from funds that had no exposure as they initiate new positions. January should bring renewed interest with a target of 110 to 120 by Feb 1.
NASDAQ:DLTRLong
by MP888
Rise from 2020 Lows to $102.77 and Beyond!Dollar Tree is showing strong bullish momentum, with a gap forming around the $63.00 level. A breakout above the $84.26 resistance would signal continued strength, positioning the stock to target the $102.77 weekly resistance. This setup offers a compelling risk-to-reward ratio, with a stop-loss at $59.59 to manage downside risk. From a long-term perspective, DLTR presents an attractive long term portfolio opportunity as it revisits price levels not seen since the lows of 2015 and 2020. The company remains a leader in the discount retail space, which continues to thrive during periods of economic uncertainty. Its consistent revenue growth, ability to expand store formats, and focus on value-driven customers position it well for sustained upside. This combination of technical momentum and strong market fundamentals supports a bullish case for DLTR, with $102.77 as a realistic target. NASDAQ:DLTR
NASDAQ:DLTRLong
by The_Trading_Mechanic
2
Sometimes the market bring us amazing opportunitiesDollar Tree NASDAQ:DLTR is bringing us an historical buy opportunity. The $60 zone has been a major support since 2016 and now we have tested it twice. When this happens there are 2 scenarios: 1. A very big rally demonstrating that this support level is still strong (+40% minimum opportunity) . 2. A fast break downwards facing a very bad situation and a continuation of the bearish situation. How to Trade in this situation? There is a simple strategy to handle the risk in this situation where a win is almost sure. If you simply expect 100% of the position to return a 40%, you can be stuck here for a while and also lose your 5% as a Stop Loss. Try this: All positions have a 5% stop loss. 50% take profits at 5% 50% take profits at 40% This way, with a very very high probability your 1st half will make enough money (5%) to cover the Stop of the live position. So, you are in a risk free trade probably in just some days. Worst case? You keep losing a 5%! Want more trades with great risk return? Feel free to follow for daily trades! If you are still reading, thank you :)
NASDAQ:DLTRLong
by TopChartPatterns
6
DLTR longDollar Tree, Inc. ( NASDAQ:DLTR ) is a U.S.-based discount variety store chain. It operates under both the Dollar Tree and Family Dollar brands, offering products at affordable prices. The company serves various customer segments, from budget-conscious individuals to those seeking value for everyday items. DLTR has seen growth due to its ability to adapt to economic conditions, supply chain management, and product offerings across its network of thousands of stores. Expansion of Products: Dollar Tree has been increasing the price of some items beyond its famous $1 price point, up to $5, to accommodate a broader range of products and offset rising costs. Cost Pressures: The company has faced challenges related to inflation and supply chain issues, which have impacted margins and led to adjustments in product pricing. Leadership Change: Dollar Tree has brought in new leadership to help manage its Family Dollar brand and address operational inefficiencies. These moves are part of Dollar Tree’s strategy to stay competitive and adapt to changing consumer demands and economic conditions.
NASDAQ:DLTRLong
by fade_the_vol
Dollar Tree | DLTR | Long at $67.00Dollar Tree NASDAQ:DLTR has taken a massive hit to its stock price as low-income spenders are cutting back (recession red flag, anyone?). It recently touched my selected "crash" simple moving average area (white lines on the chart) and may take many years before true recovery occurs. However, the Director recently bought $150k+ in shares after this recent drop, showing confidence in the company as a whole. I don't think we'll see all-time highs again for some time, but I believe at $67.00 there is a longer-term opportunity into 2026 and beyond. This does not mean I feel the bottom has occurred yet. I wouldn't be surprised if it hits around the $50.00 mark with more bad economic news. No one truly knows. But, I personally choose to position build over time while using charts and fundamental information. At $67.00, NASDAQ:DLTR is in a personal buy zone. If it drops further and fundamentals don't nosedive, more shares will likely be added. Target #1 = $81.00 Target #2 = $88.00 Target #3 = $94.00
NASDAQ:DLTRLong
by WorthlessViews
Dollar Tree Stock Tumbles 18.9%: What's Behind the Plunge?Dollar Tree Inc. (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:DLTR ) shares plummeted by nearly 19% recently, reflecting the immense pressures the discount retailer faces in today’s challenging economic environment. The company’s Q2 earnings report not only missed analysts' expectations but also highlighted broader concerns about the financial strain on American consumers. Earnings Miss and Lowered Outlook Dollar Tree (NASDAQ: NASDAQ:DLTR ) reported a disappointing Q2 earnings of $132.4 million, a steep drop from $200.4 million in the same period last year. Revenue grew slightly to $7.38 billion but still fell short of market expectations. As a result, the company has slashed its full-year revenue outlook to $30.6 billion to $30.9 billion from a previous range of $31.0 billion to $32.0 billion, with adjusted EPS now expected to be between $5.20 and $5.60, down from $6.50 to $7.00. Rick Dreiling, CEO of Dollar Tree, acknowledged the pressures from a challenging macroeconomic environment, mirroring sentiments expressed by other discount retailers like Dollar General, which also cited a "financially constrained" consumer base. The latest earnings mark the third consecutive quarter that Dollar Tree has failed to meet Wall Street’s expectations. Economic Pressures and Shifting Consumer Behavior The outlook revision comes at a time when Dollar Tree and other retailers are grappling with an increasingly tight consumer market. The company’s core shoppers—middle- and lower-income households—are feeling the pinch from rising prices, making difficult choices about spending on essentials versus discretionary items. Jeff Davis, Dollar Tree’s CFO, noted that the “increasing effect of macro pressures” has notably impacted purchasing behavior, especially among the retailer’s middle- and higher-income customers. This is a stark shift from past quarters, where the company primarily served lower-income households. The pressure on these customers has now extended to Dollar Tree’s aisles, signaling broader economic distress. Store Closures, Brand Struggles, and Legal Woes The retailer’s troubles aren’t just external. Dollar Tree has also been dealing with internal challenges, including the underperformance of Family Dollar, which it acquired in 2015 for nearly $9 billion. The company announced plans to close about 1,000 Family Dollar stores this year, citing market conditions and poor store performance. Furthermore, Dollar Tree is contemplating strategic alternatives, including the potential sale of Family Dollar, as it struggles to turn the brand around. The retailer is also contending with rising liability claims related to customer accidents and incidents at its stores. According to Davis, these claims have developed unfavorably due to the increased cost of litigation, settlements, and reimbursements, exacerbated by a volatile insurance environment. These challenges have weighed heavily on Dollar Tree’s financial performance, further contributing to the stock’s decline. A Bleak Outlook From a technical perspective, Dollar Tree’s stock is showing signs of significant weakness. The stock hit a 52-week low, closing at $81.65, and has lost nearly 43% of its value year-to-date. With the stock’s relative strength index (RSI) reflecting bearish momentum, and continued negative sentiment surrounding its earnings and operational challenges, the near-term outlook remains bleak. Investors have grown increasingly wary of the retailer’s ability to navigate this turbulent period, as Dollar Tree’s aggressive cost-cutting measures and strategic pivots seem to be doing little to stem the bleeding. The persistent macroeconomic pressures and the ongoing issues within its operations could result in continued volatility for the stock in the coming months. Can Dollar Tree Bounce Back? Despite the recent setbacks, Dollar Tree’s management remains committed to turning the tide. The company is actively working on enhancing its product offerings, optimizing store operations, and exploring strategic options to strengthen its core business. However, the road to recovery will be challenging, as economic pressures are expected to persist, and the retailer must carefully navigate both external and internal headwinds. In conclusion, Dollar Tree’s recent stock slump underscores the retailer’s struggles amid a tough economic landscape and operational hurdles. While the discount giant has been a staple for cost-conscious consumers, its ability to adapt to the evolving market conditions will be critical to regaining investor confidence and achieving long-term growth. For now, the company finds itself at a crossroads, where strategic decisions made today could define its future trajectory.
NASDAQ:DLTRShort
by DEXWireNews
4
POTENTIAL LONG OPPORTUNITY ON STOCK DOLLAR TREE INC. (DLTR) Hey everyone hope you are having an amazing weekend so far! Hope you all also had an amazing 4th of July! Just wanted to come make a post here for a potential bounce opportunity I see on Dollar Tree! So let's dive in OK so the first thing that caught my eye with the Dollar Tree stock...well really for any opportunity...is a STRONG LEVEL. And on Dollar Tree you can see that prices are coming into a previous strong demand zone back from 2021. Where prices went from 100 per share to 150 per share...a 50% increase. Which shows a STRONG and SIGNIFICANT demand zone..so expecting at least a similar if not a smaller reaction but giving us opportunity none the less. The amazing thing about zones is that it is not only a strong base for your trades but levels. True levels are psychological. The previous big boys that were buying back then are now aware of this price again when it comes back because they REMEMBER THE PREVIOUS deal they received. And if there is still demand for this stock (company) then we will see an increase and influx of demand and prices. THAT is the amazing part about supply and demand levels and why we see the reactions we do from them...people REMEMBER the prices and deals they received before especially if it's something they wanted and want. Think about when we as people go to a store...we see something we want and desire whether its food, clothing, vehicles etc. Anything that fluctuates in price. We ALWAYS wait for the best deals on the things we want. Why do we expect the markets to be any different? They AREN'T! THAT is the amazing part. OK so that was a little rant but I wanted to just really hit on that with you guys because once I understood this the reality is that we just need some context, confluence, and good risk management to create a highly likely opportunity for us! It's amazing ALRIGHT guys I think I went in enough! Keep an eye on this stock for some bounces from the marked demand zone. Thank you guys for tuning in...please follow my page and boost this post for more highly accurate analysis! Cheers!
NASDAQ:DLTRLong
by JosePips
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