
NYSE:DG
DG shares have been declining since its peak last October at $260, perhaps bottoming in late March around $200 and now trending 10% higher. Though its last quarter was in-line, DG noted that higher-than-expected construction costs to build out its distribution network and more labour costs hampered its operating leverage. Read The dollar wars for our full analysis.
US dollar stores sell more consumables, and margins are lower on consumables than general merchandise. Over-indexes to a more rural and lower median income, which should be an advantage in a difficult economic environment. Great organic growth. Internal issues, supply chain and labour shortages. Couple of missed quarters. Long-term value creation is still there.
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