Dollar General (DG)
$121.85
1.43 (1.16%)
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Market Cap
26.79B
PE Ratio
17.76
EPS
6.86
Volume (Avg. Vol.)
447,689
Day's Range
$120.95 - $123.11
52-Week Range
$101.09 - $173.47
Dividend & Yield
$2.36 (1.94%)
DG Stock Predictions, Articles, and Dollar General News
Fiscal Cliff & Retail Stocks: 2 to Buy, 2 to Sell
Should the U.S. be allowed to fall off the fiscal cliff, expect everyone -- from the rich to the poor -- to trade down in their retail options.
Buy Dollar General … AFTER the S&P 500 Hype Dies Down
The money to be made in Dollar General's inclusion in the S&P 500 was collected in a flash. For mom 'n' pop, a DG decision remains about fundamentals.
Dollar for Dollar, Dollar Tree Still Rules
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All That Monthly Retail Sales Info? Overrated
Target has joined the ranks of the many companies no longer blessing investors with monthly sale statistics. Here's why you shouldn't care.
Family Dollar Profit Just What Wall Street Ordered
Family Dollar stores came in with better profits than anticipated as additional items on the shelves brought in new customers.
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Should I Buy Target? 3 Pros, 3 Cons
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Dollar General, We Salute You
DG shook off a lousy spate of news for discount retailers with a blowout Q2 report and full-year forecast, showing again why it's king of the hill.
