Retailers are good buy but dep

2022-02-04

Retailers are good buy but depends on how they diversify their growth plan and how they cannablize the customer penetrations. Walmart & Target is another interesting outlook in this retail business. I'm going to maintain my buy on these stocks.

3 Stocks to Buy During a Recession

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keepcalm
2022-02-05
keepcalm
Walmart & Target, just choose one. If it were me, I would choose Wal-Mart.
dimsum
2022-02-05
dimsum
Maybe in a few years, Target will be sold for poor performance.
letgo09
2022-02-05
letgo09
Amazon will crush these two companies

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The company is a critical part of the housing industry, reliably there for customers and whatever projects they need to complete. And the stock has been a huge winner, soaring 163% over the past five years.3. O'ReillyPerhaps the most recession-proof company on this list is O'Reilly Automotive. The aftermarket auto parts chain has proven its all-weather appeal, especially during the financial crisis more than a decade ago. In 2008 and 2009, revenue jumped 41.8% and 35.5%, respectively, year over year. If another recession happens in the near future, shareholders have absolutely nothing to worry about.People will look to extend the lives of their existing vehicles as opposed to buying new ones when the economy takes a turn for the worse. We still need to get to work and school as well as complete errands, all of which require a functioning car. 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