u/wearealllegends ·
Reddit — r/ValueInvesting
· August 27, 2026 at 10:58
· ⬆ 16 pts
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TJX dropped after quarterly results; author sees the off-price retail moat as intact.
Author uses personal store visits and recessionary consumer backdrop to argue the selloff is a potential entry point.
Quality assessment: Anecdotal/conviction-based speculation, not deep fundamental DD. Reasonable thesis but lacks financial data.
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TJX was clobbered after the recent quarterly results but to me their moat in this environment is untouched. I go to their stores in Canada all the time and they are full. Their business model is exactly what works in a recessionary environment with an indebted consumer whose spending power has eroded. Anyone else looking at the stock? I am not a believer of retail but I do believe in investing in what I know and I know TJX.. just like I know Dollarama... And bought it in 2020. Wish I had bought Costco too then. I think this stock price drop in TJX might be a worthwhile entry point. This post is mostly rationalizing to myself 🤷
TJX shares sold off sharply post-earnings despite full stores and resilient off-price demand. Weakening consumer spending power should drive more traffic to discount retailers like TJX. The pullback offers a worthwhile entry point for a business with a durable competitive moat. Earnings miss could signal real demand/margin weakness; consumer or tariff pressures may worsen; retail remains competitive.
This Reddit post, published August 27, 2026,
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