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162.70 USD +0.92 (+0.57%)

At closeNov 11, 2026, 6:01 PM EST

162.31 -0.39 -0.24%

After hours · Nov 11, 6:01 PM ET

160.94 Day range 163.49
83.44 52-week range 170.75
YTD
+66.45%
1 year
+77.66%

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Ryon Miles TGT 2 hours ago #1

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Tristan S TGT 1 month ago #2

$TGT next jump is $165.70 ✅⤴️⤴️↗️

Tristan S TGT 1 month ago #3

$TGT short squeeze is coming ⤴️⤴️⤴️⤴️

Paul Z-mann TGT 1 year ago #5

I was looking at the December 19 puts, it’s very tempting. However, I quit doing anything business and stock trading with TGT when they decided grooming children into the LBGTQIA+ B.S. in my opinion I hope Target goes Bankrupt.

Paul Z-mann TGT 1 year ago #6

I checked the put prices on Target for Dec 19, it does looks tempting. However, my issue is I quit doing anything’s with Target when they started Grooming Children

Bean p TGT 1 year ago #7

Low 80s by mid month and that would be the best buying opportunity.

Michael Myers TGT 1 year ago #9

TGT CEO and their whole management team always blame some circumstance for their perpetual failures while Walmart and Amazon destroy them. Fire these idiots. It’s pretty simple. But, I guess the board likes their stock price being annihilated.

Michael Myers TGT 1 year ago #10

Let’s just keep the same idiotic management quarter after quarter and expect different results. Idiocy.