Discount Stores
DeltaScreener covers 10 Discount Stores companies listed on the NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX. The table below shows the 10 largest by market capitalisation; every figure on this page is a median across those 10, not an average, because a handful of loss-making micro-caps would otherwise distort it.
Across the largest Discount Stores companies, the median price-to-earnings ratio is 19.4, median return on equity is 24.7%, the median net margin is 3.5%, 5 of the 10 largest pay a dividend.
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Companies reporting a loss are excluded, since a negative P/E is not a valuation measure.
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Discount Stores stocks — frequently asked questions
How many Discount Stores stocks are there?
DeltaScreener covers 10 Discount Stores companies on the NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX.
What is the largest Discount Stores company?
Walmart Inc. (WMT) is the largest Discount Stores company by market capitalisation, at $954.09B.
What is a typical P/E ratio for Discount Stores stocks?
Across the 10 largest Discount Stores companies the median price-to-earnings ratio is 19.4. Individual companies vary widely, and loss-making companies have no meaningful P/E at all.
Which Discount Stores stock has the highest dividend yield?
Target Corporation (TGT) has the highest dividend yield among Discount Stores stocks at 2.95%. A high yield can reflect a falling share price as much as a generous dividend.
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