Analyst Rick Munarriz: Target's stock price has risen 68% this year, while Walmart's has fallen 4%. However, given Target's growth momentum and valuation advantage, it is the better "dividend king" to buy in September.
Analyst Rick Munarriz points out that Target (TGT) shares have surged 68% year-to-date, while Walmart (WMT) has fallen 4%. Despite this, Target's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio (17x) is significantly lower than Walmart's (39x), and its dividend yield (2.8%) is three times that of Walmart's (0.9%). Furthermore, under CEO Michael Fiddelke, Target has doubled its sales growth target to 4% and is beginning to regain market share, showing strong growth momentum.
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