In this comprehensive analysis, we delve into the performance of major retail sector equities over various time horizons. Evaluating weekly, monthly, and quarterly shifts, we identify top performers and underperformers, revealing critical insights and trends that may influence future investment decisions in a dynamic market.
Stock | Performance (%) | Performance |
---|---|---|
JD | 4.23 | |
AMZN | 1.47 | |
ULTA | 1.39 | |
TJX | 0.22 | |
WMT | -1.12 | |
COST | -1.74 | |
HD | -1.67 | |
TGT | -2.02 | |
DG | -2.10 | |
LOW | -2.46 |
Stock | Performance (%) | Performance |
---|---|---|
JD | 10.06 | |
WMT | 5.63 | |
TJX | 2.38 | |
AMZN | 1.39 | |
HD | 0.77 | |
LOW | 0.65 | |
COST | -0.70 | |
ULTA | -0.79 | |
DG | -9.31 | |
TGT | -11.66 |
Stock | Performance (%) | Performance |
---|---|---|
LOW | 19.98 | |
HD | 15.71 | |
TJX | 11.62 | |
JD | 11.65 | |
AMZN | 11.54 | |
ULTA | 11.16 | |
WMT | 4.94 | |
COST | -5.20 | |
TGT | -7.98 | |
DG | -11.09 |
The retail stock sector demonstrates a dynamic range of performance across different timelines, mediated by external market conditions and internal operational effectiveness. Over the one-week period, JD emerged as a notable outperformer, while LOW lagged significantly. The monthly perspective highlighted JD once again, along with WMT, as resilient stocks, whereas TGT experienced substantial declines. Examining the three-month data reveals LOW holding the top position, reflecting strategic strength, while DG marked the downside. Investors should consider the robust potential within JD and LOW, with close monitoring required on TGT's descending trajectory.