After Target (TGT) lowered its margin guidance for the second quarter, here's where the CNBC Investing Club would look in the retail sector.
Target warned Monday profits may take a hit in the near term as the big-box chain looks to shed excess inventory. It's a step other retailers will likely need to follow, analysts say, thus dragging down their stock prices. But not every retailer will take same hit. Some even stand to benefit from the inventory glut. One projected winner: TJX Companies .
The clearance rack at T.J. Maxx clothing store in Annapolis, Maryland, on May 16, 2022, as Americans brace for summer sticker shock as inflation continues to grow.
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