Best stocks to own during a recession = $DLTR, $DG, $COST. You guys ever been to Kroger stores ($KR)? Their prices are hella expensive. As prices go up, people will ditch those expensive stores and head to Costco. Why would you pay $10 for something you can get for $8????
$DG purchases are typically the "hey, I need a quick set of jumper cables... loaf of bread... pack of bottled water... but I don't feel like driving all the way to $TGT or $WMT". The "big city" guys don't understand the Dollar General shopper -- they're not competing with $AMZN in any way whatsoever compared to the likes of Walmart and Target. I'm not afraid of Walmart's numbers... to some extent, I can see Dollar General doing even better in a down economy. This is a good company with a great future. It owns rural America and the forgotten side of the city.
A rising tide lifts all boats, indeed. Love it when Zacks gets poetic. Time to get into the #DG boat. Positive fundamentals and consistent performance continue. Sometimes it's just about capital preservation and sustainable growth.
@Rob, nothing wrong with $DG, but with a P/E of 23.66, it's kinda expensive. If $BIG had the same P/E with it's current earnings, $BIG share price would be $147. .... AND .... - In the past 12 months $BIG has more that doubled (up +125%), $DG is up only 37% - $BIG pays a dividend of 2.26%, $DG only 0.66% $BIG may stay under valued and $DG over valued, but my bet is that they won't. $BIG share price could DOUBLE from it's current level and still be less expensive than $DG. For the Risk/Reward I'm a buyer of $BIG. Added more to my position under $52 on the dip. Buy the dips IMHO. GLTY
There's a run on toilet paper again. $COST has shortages and sold out in many places. You wonder what this does for the tissue business of RFP. Also does anyone know what brands RFP produces? I believe they produce some for $DG
Trying to pinpoint where, exactly to get into this. I doubt it goes under $100 but if it does, I'm going to pounce. I love these companies that plan on attacking the suburban and small town markets. $DASH $DG $GO are three great examples. Not every company can operate in these markets, but the ones that can will dominate in the future with the suburban revolution.
I drive for DASH in my spare time. I hardly ever see an UberEats or GrubHub order in my market. DASH completely dominates.
The biggest difference between #DG , Target and Walmart? Geographic market saturation. Last stat I saw was 16K+ stores within a five mile radius of SEVENTY FIVE PERCENT of the population. A number worth shouting about. Sadly, as the pool of local Mom&Pops continues to shrink in the absence of SBA federal support or a moratorium on lease payments, Dollar General is the winner by default.
Lets have some fun, with a poll. Do you think by the end of the year, $RAD gets bought out by $WBA, $AMZN, $DG, private equity, stays the same, or goes bankrupt.
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This is the $DG of online commerce. Show me the money! 42,000 for the long haul. Not selling till $40
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@Joshua where in dollar general’s PR do they mention a partnership with Dixie or Khiron to sell aceso in 1500 stores? Nobody on $DG is talking about Dixie other than people here sadly attempting to get more people to invest
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Earning was great, little overreaction which will work itself out thru out the day.
Most ppl on Wall Street have never seen a DG! I see plenty daily and the parking lots are full! Not only is it positioned perfectly for anyone and everyones convenience, but also has no exposure over seas!! The stores may not be the picture of excellence but no one cares the light bulb in one of the letters are burnt out or the stock trucks are in the aisle BC the employees are all busy ringing the registers!! So is a no brainer in book! buy buy buy!!
Once again, #DG illustrating their appetite for innovation and forward thinking that makes this retailer such a solid performer; increasing it's fulfillment ability for both fresh and dry goods at highly competitive prices.
I was surprised at the lack of positive price action following the Popshelf launch-- fun and frivolous and under $US5. (We could all use a little well-priced fun right about now)That's alright. Their price stability and consistent volume keeps me long #DG in these wild markets. The pros agree.
Dollar General announces plans to build first ground-up dual distribution center in Blair, Nebraska.
Dollar General announces plans to build first ground-up dual distribution center in Blair, Nebraska.
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DOLLAR GENERAL ( $DG ) UP 2.20$ for the day.... Catalyst - DIXIE BRAND 
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Have to say that the news bringing DG down is just wall street manipulation. DG for the most part has stores where there aren no WMT's. That is what makes them so successful. WMT has always had less costly products. Of course it does permit wall street to say they had a reason for shorting the stock even if it is not valid.
Still well valued even at new highs with a PE of 25 vs sector. Tech support with RSI at 58.59, so plenty of room to go. Consistent low beta and volume in new price territory underscores #DG continues a strong buy. The price paid for stability ? Limited opportunity for option writing ...OTM undervalued and undersubscribed with spreads to drive a truck through.
DG vs. TJX: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?
DG vs. TJX: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?
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- In the past 12 months $BIG has more that doubled (up +125%), $DG is up only 37%
- $BIG pays a dividend of 2.26%, $DG only 0.66%
$BIG may stay under valued and $DG over valued, but my bet is that they won't. $BIG share price could DOUBLE from it's current level and still be less expensive than $DG. For the Risk/Reward I'm a buyer of $BIG. Added more to my position under $52 on the dip. Buy the dips IMHO. GLTY
I drive for DASH in my spare time. I hardly ever see an UberEats or GrubHub order in my market. DASH completely dominates.
The biggest difference between #DG , Target and Walmart? Geographic market saturation. Last stat I saw was 16K+ stores within a five mile radius of SEVENTY FIVE PERCENT of the population. A number worth shouting about.
Sadly, as the pool of local Mom&Pops continues to shrink in the absence of SBA federal support or a moratorium on lease payments, Dollar General is the winner by default.
Once again, #DG illustrating their appetite for innovation and forward thinking that makes this retailer such a solid performer; increasing it's fulfillment ability for both fresh and dry goods at highly competitive prices.
I was surprised at the lack of positive price action following the Popshelf launch-- fun and frivolous and under $US5. (We could all use a little well-priced fun right about now)That's alright. Their price stability and consistent volume keeps me long #DG in these wild markets. The pros agree.
Still well valued even at new highs with a PE of 25 vs sector. Tech support with RSI at 58.59, so plenty of room to go. Consistent low beta and volume in new price territory underscores #DG continues a strong buy. The price paid for stability ? Limited opportunity for option writing ...OTM undervalued and undersubscribed with spreads to drive a truck through.