Christine Short and Christian Greiner break down Target (TGT) earnings. Christine favorably compares its better-than-expected guidance to other retail peers, but says tariffs pulled the stock down after its report. Christian thinks this report will get the market to “look at them again,” because Target has a “sizeable discount” to grocery peers like Costco (COST).
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