Dollar Tree is one of the best performing stocks in President Trump’s first 100 days back in office. Since inauguration, DLTR is up about 36%. It’s also outperforming the consumer staples sector. “Historically, the dollar stores have done better in softer macro environments, especially if we were heading into a recession,” said CFRA Research, as quoted by CNBC.
Helping, CFO Stewart Glendinning just paid $1.24 million for 17,000 shares of DLTR in mid-April. He paid an average of $72.75 per share.


Plus, according to analysts at Citi, DLTR is “a dark horse winner in the new tariff world.”
“While Dollar Tree was previously trying to manage China tariffs within its current pricing architecture, this higher tariff regime gives them further cover to expand price points from $1.25 to $1.50 – $1.75,” they added.
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Ian Cooper
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