Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) took another beating today, falling over 5% after the company updated its fourth quarter guidance. Retail sales fell short and investors continue to run from every brick and mortar retailer. Many retailers like J.C. Penney (JCP), Macy's (M) and Sears Holdings (SHLD) are down over 30% in recent months. The sector is starting to look like a dead man walking or zombie. There is constant chatter about "real estate value', meaning investors are trying to justify the retailer valuation based on what their land is worth, essentially saying the retail brand has no value. This panic is getting overdone. While yes, more shoppers are shopping online, stores during Christmas were still packed. If anything, this massive sell gives investors like me a great opportunity to accumulate good companies on the cheap. In regards to Target Corporation, there is a major double bottom support level coming up at $66.00. I plan on picking some up there for a hard, strong bounce. I will be looking for a 5-10% bounce.
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