NYSE:TJX

TJX Companies (TJX)

152.11
-1.70 (1.11%)
as of Aug 14, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Open.
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This summary was created by AI, based on 9 opinions in the last 12 months.

TJX Companies, with over 5,200 stores globally, is positioned for continued growth, according to various experts. The company's strategy of purchasing excess inventory from struggling retailers at reduced prices allows it to thrive in a counter-cyclical market. Despite recent market fluctuations where retail stocks were down, analysts view the dip in TJX's stock as a potential buying opportunity, emphasizing its quality as a key holding. Although cautious on overall consumer spending due to economic cycles, they point out that TJX has managed to sidestep tariffs and continued to gain momentum with impressive same-store sales expected in the coming years. Importantly, the company also has a track record of heavy share buybacks, further demonstrating confidence in their future performance.

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BUY

He bought more today as it made a new high today. If the consumer is weakening, TJX will benefit. This stock has seen a holding pattern in terms of margins, post-Covid, but they are no increasing margins, earnings and dividends. They can do well in a good as well as bad economy.

PAST TOP PICK

(A Top Pick May 12/23, Up 24%)

Discount clothing business that is performing well. Owns companies like Winners and HomeSense. Higher interest rates pushing consumers to lower priced shopping centers. Has sold shares (believes is fully valued). 

BUY

He added more. The consumer is trading down (see Kellogg's and Starbucks earnings). There's growth here again, and have been increasing their modest dividend. Boast $4 billion in free cash flow the past year.

BUY

They benefit from their core consumers and customers looking for a bargain at a time when consumers are upset in paying more for things. TJX says quality inventory and their results have been good. A brick-and-mortar retail success.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

They recently reported top and bottom line beats along with light guidance, the latter of which triggered weakness in shares. Those sellers jumped the gun, though. The CEO notes that the supply of discounted merchandise will continue, and in fact the closure of 150 Macy's stores will be a bonanza for them. TJX will be fine.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

It reports Wednesday. Investors typically sell this, even on good results, which creates a buying opportunity.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Not a cheap stock, but are benefitting from excess inventory of recent years. They increased their comp guidance last quarter from 3-4% to 4-5%, unheard of for them. Has owned this forever. They have pricing power. Buy on the day they report earnings, because it always sells on the news.

COMMENT

The question was on his preference between Walmart or TJX. Walmart is at an attractive valuation and TJX has done well. However he prefers 5 Below (FIVE) and would wait for a pullback to buy the stock.

BUY
TJX or Costco?

Both. Buy them 50/50. Costco is about their memberships, and TJX is the best off-price retailer around.

BUY

They reported last Wednesday despite beating their quarter. But they slightly lowered their earnings forecast, so shares fell. Remains an excellent, conservative company. Weakening consumers will spend more here in the future.

BUY

They saw two price target hikes today. TJX does well only when other retailers are struggling (a sign of a weakening economy). Once a consumer gets hooked on TJX, they don't go back.

BUY

Made a new high today. Strong earnings and good performance. Happy to own it.

DON'T BUY

Disconnect between a company and the stock. Trading at high end of multiple range, now at a 35% premium to the market. Price has already baked in investors using it as a place to hide out for an upcoming downturn.

BUY

Upgraded today. TJX will benefit from consumers trading down and from new home sales. Also, they benefit from excess inventory in the sector. Not cheap, but still likes it. Can do 2-3% comps over long term, and shipping costs are coming down.

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TOP PICK

Last month, TJX's $0.76 beat the street's $0.71, though revenues just missed the hoped-for $11.82 billion by a hair. TJX trades at 23.44x, which is right below its five-year median and well below its five-year mathematical average of 88.93x. Its beta of 0.91 offers some stability, though it pays only a 1.73% dividend yield, not ideal for Canadian income seekers. However, TJX keeps delivering , boasting three beats and one in-line quarter in the past year. Shipping rates have declined and foot traffic is up, and should rise this summer. Stockchaser Trevor Rose feels optimistic about the company's outlook.

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