TJX

TJX is accelerating store expansion as strong new-location performance opens more opportunities across rural, urban and proven markets.

TJX earns a hold rating as strong free cash flow, improving margins, and solid growth opportunities are offset by a valuation that still looks somewhat expensive. My DCF estimates TJX's intrinsic value at $116.61 per share, placing the stock roughly 11% above my fair value estimate. Q2 sales rose 5%, adjusted EPS increased 11%, and adjusted gross and pretax margins improved year over year.

TJX Companies (TJX +0.03%) offers a compelling customer value proposition.

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TJX is leaning on digital and social media engagement, fresh online assortments and gifting initiatives to help drive repeat store visits.

FIVE, DLTR, KSS, TGT and TJX stand out as retail sales rise 1.2% in August despite inflation and higher rates.

TJX trades below its industry valuation as solid comps, store expansion and earnings revisions offset rising costs and tariff risks.

TJX Companies NYSE: TJX is down roughly 20% in under a month and about 25% across the past 90 days, and that slide followed a strong earnings report. Burlington Stores NYSE: BURL and Dick's Sporting Goods NYSE: DKS look nearly identical on the chart.

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TJX (TJX) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?