Dollar Tree (DLTR) News Today

Dollar Tree, Inc. (DLTR) — Shares are trading higher after a string of favorable analyst notes and a constructive Investor Day that reinforced guidance and a multi-year earnings-growth target. Key drivers: bullish price targets from multiple firms, management’s upbeat FY26/2028 outlook and initiatives to accelerate margin and earnings recovery following the Family Dollar sale.

• Positive Sentiment: Multiple buy-side firms refreshed bullish views — Telsey reiterated an "Outperform" and $130 target, UBS kept a Buy with $135, and Goldman maintained Buy at $130, signaling analyst conviction that earnings acceleration and cost reductions justify higher valuations. Dollar Tree's (DLTR) Outperform Rating Reiterated at Telsey Advisory Group
• Positive Sentiment: Company reiterated FY25/26 guidance at its Investor Day and set a target for up to ~10% annual EPS growth through 2028, giving a clearer path to margin recovery and multi-year earnings upside. Dollar Tree to Outline Operational and Financial Outlook at 2025 Investor Day
• Positive Sentiment: Market coverage highlights the company's improved earnings outlook and tariffs/cost tailwinds that could accelerate EPS improvement — coverage helped lift sentiment in premarket trading. Dollar Tree's new earnings growth outlook gives investors a reason to cheer
• Positive Sentiment: Press and trade coverage summarized management’s investor-day details and initiatives (store, supply chain, cost reduction) that underpin the bullish analyst calls. Why Dollar Tree Shares Are Gaining On Wednesday
• Neutral Sentiment: The company posted investor-day slides and a detailed slideshow for analysts/investors — useful for modeling but not an immediate catalyst by itself. Dollar Tree, Inc. (DLTR) Analyst/Investor Day - Slideshow
• Neutral Sentiment: Technical/market-momentum signals show improving relative strength, which can support further inflows if fundamentals remain positive. Dollar Tree Stock Sees Relative Strength Rating Rise To 76
• Negative Sentiment: Not all analysts are convinced — Bank of America reiterated a Sell with a $75 target, keeping downside risk on the table if execution or margin recovery disappoints. Cautious Outlook on Dollar Tree: Sell Rating Amidst Strategic and Financial Challenges