Dollar Tree Stores, Inc. (NASDAQ:DLTR)

134 of 138 all stars pick OUTPERFORM. Chart action looks good. SLM on Tastytrade calls this out as a favorite to outperform in the near future. Nice correction makes a good spot to get on the train. Here we go....

One word -Obama ...

Should have picked this one back in 2009/2010. Better late than never. DLTR is around $40, well off its 52-week high around $56.80. Cash is almost equal to Total Debt, so the business could de-lever tomorrow should rates begin to rise (and increase their cost of capital). Free cash flow is approximately 5% of stock price right now. Company has grown at 15+% rate the past few years, expected to slow to 10-12% going forward. Value investor Chuck Akre at Akre Capital has recently increased his fund's position (to around 6.5% of portfolio value).

Nasdaq in maximums.

Best in class with a substantial growth runway still remaining. 5-10% yearly storefront expansion expected and a PEG of 0.9. 32% reduction in shares over the last decade and the best cash to debt ratio in the dollar store industry.

5+ years

Chart shows a bottom appears to be in place.

Stock price decline gives investors a decent price at this point.

Jim

Martian

Time for a pull-back. Too much optimism baked into the share price.

DLTR's locations are well chosen, and convenient to shoppers who hate crowds and driving.

leading sector. good grocery prices

Definitely overvalued, great company that everyone is buying into way past the fundamental value of the stock. Price target of 62.96 based on 5-yr weighted average of P/B, P/S, P/E, ROE, ROA

Revenue growing 13% per year with a price that reflects 2.5%. Seasonal predictability (R^2 +0.99)

Next quarter expect:
REV = $1,550M
NET = $60M
EPS = $0.49
Current value = $130

Well run, great growth.

Strong sales in this economy. Tough management team in place. Great concept with super follow thru.

My favorite of the dollar stores. Always clean, well run. They have excellent growth, low debt, great margins for an operation like this. Rising oil prices fueled by an improving economy and chaos in the middle east should help.

Dollar Tree's commitment to keeping prices low and stocking only items a dollar or less in its stores resonates with people struggling during this depression. It seems safe to say that this stock is a fair bet as benefiting from the recession and the frugal chic that's popular now may help it once the recession ends. Its guarantee of everything being a dollar should win the loyalty of some customers even after this recession lifts and I feel that it is a safe stock during a good economy and a great stock for a down economy.

i often shop at dollar tree stores, both in ny and fla. there are mega deliveries daily to stock these locations. many positive comments have been made by stock specialists and brokers about dollar tree stock. although i'm phasing myself out of the market due to its uncertainty, i decided to take one more "shot", and i purchased dollar tree recently. it currently doesn't appear that i'll be disappointed.