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There’s a strange new trend sweeping across America… Thanks to prices rising at their fastest pace in decades, folks are trying anything to save a few bucks. Some of my friends switched energy providers to get better deals. Others drive to the next town over to get cheaper gas. It’s gotten so bad even the “six-figure club” have turned into penny pinchers… Dollar Store Chains Are In BusinessAmericans who earn over $100k are shopping at dollar stores.It has almost 20,000 stores across 47 states. That’s as many as Target, Walgreens, and Walmart combined. Around 75% of Americans live within five m...
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Who would have thought it, but of all the stocks out there Dollar General (NYSE:DG) has been one of the most consistent performers of the past three years. Not only was it a winner before COVID, with shares rallying 75% in the two years before February 2020, but also during COVID, as they rallied 90% into last August. And now with shares up 30% since then and setting all time highs, Dollar General can claim to be a post-COVID winner too. But even after this multi-year rally, there are still plenty of reasons to think that they have further room to move. Let’s take a look at a few of them. Q2 2...
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While the benchmark S&P 500 index has fallen as much as 13% since this time last month, shares of discount retailer Dollar General (NYSE:DG) have jumped 30%. So while many on Wall Street might never have shopped there, you can be sure they are sitting up, taking notice and starting to consider a position now. The Tennessee-headquartered company reported their Q1 earnings at the end of May, and this seems to have been the main catalyst for the rally that’s still playing out before our eyes. Prior to then, and since the last week of April, shares had fallen 30% to fresh 52 week lows. While they ...
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When It Comes To Weathering Inflation, Location MattersDollar General (NYSE:DG) is expected to report earnings on March 17 before the market opens. The expectation is for the company to deliver earnings per share of $2.57. Topline revenue is projected to come in at around $8.6 billion. This is painting a somewhat bearish picture for investors. If the numbers hold, the company would be posting a 4% year-over-year (YOY) decline in earnings and only about a 1% YOY increase in revenue. Dollar stores have been a key lifeline for many low- and middle-income families over the last few years. Q4 2021 ...
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Dollar General Corp. (NYSE:DG) is a discount retailer that provides various merchandise products in the southern, southwestern, Midwestern, and eastern United States. Q2 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Dollar General's Dividend GrowthThe company initiated a dividend in 2015 at a quarterly rate of 22 cents/share, and has managed to boost it to 42 cents/share in 2021. The rate of the last dividend increase was 16.67% in March 2021. I expect a higher than average dividend growth, because the company is in the initial phase of dividend growth, has a low dividend payout ratio and it a...
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