Target Corp (NYSE:TGT)

Honestly, it's my favorite store. It's growing.

Target's fortunes will rise as the economy improves. Consumers like the store more than its main competitor, Wal-Mart.

Target in my opinion could be selling at 55 by the end of the month.

selling apple products. Expansion of population...

I don't think Target's stock will recover for at least another year, i.e. over the next holiday season.

Based upon historical earnings growth, I think this stock should be valued as high as $82.00 based upon discounted cash flows, which gives it a 36% safety margin today.

TGT is rapidly stealing away market share from other large retailers, and with the overall jobs market improving, their bottom line should continue to increase at a nice pace.

It's where I go when I really need something.

12/18

Positioned for long term consumer stable shopping during rough economy swings.

Wal-Mart has an image of being more affordable and I don't see Target's credit card services saving their balance sheets this year.

Excellent retailer, good value, strong execution.

buy and hold div stock with some growth

Free cash flow is great and credit problems are under control. Look for great gains in the next few years.

Because it is ranked #12 of the top company pages on Facebook.

paper trading this one. Going long for a bit. Hopefully i can get profit.

Target doesn't look quite as cheap as WMT, but its margins are slightly higher.

I hate to thumbs down this company because of why I am doing it. 1. Ever increasing extermination of the middle class(not sure what class i'm in, i'm hoping after the dust has settles, i'll be on the upper side, but most likely not). Given the choice of shopping at Target or Wal mart, people can't afford NOT to go with wal mart for the $0.50 cent savings on a package of socks... Wal mart just makes me feel poor every time I go there. Sad times, tax the rich!

Target is a solid competitor to Walmart ... not an easy feat. Also, with their move into produce, they are going take a slice out of the one-stop-shopping market as well. Can they do both? I actually think they can if anyone can. Employees are committed to the service -- service that is more pleasant than other giant retailers.