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$DLTR and $DG have broken their long downtrends and transitioned into stage 2 uptrends. both names just delivered earnings beats, confirming the technical breakout with fundamentals. downtrend → base → breakout + earnings = institutional re-entry setup.
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$DLTR Dollar Tree stock, nice rally off the 123.29 support area, see also $AMKR and $FLNC stocks at https://t.co/1J9X6wXhoD
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$DLTR (Jan 5, 2026-daily chart update) Are you happy with the bullish candle?
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$UPS has one of the best charts in the entire market and will trade at $150 sooner rather than later. Another stock beaten down during the AI trade which is now reclaiming key levels and is starting a clear uptrend. Exactly like $DG & $DLTR did earlier this year. Not very sexy,
934 views. Six months ago. Since, $DG is up 44% and $DLTR 45%. No one cared. Because they aren't the next big thing. But money isn't always made on the next big thing.
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Dollar Tree’s 2025 outlook: strong value creation but faces profitability challenges and high debt. Recent bullish momentum hints at potential recovery amid market caution. 📈 https://t.co/uy1H0u9LBR $DLTR #RetailInsights
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It's TERRIBLE everyone is posting $RDDT and $SNDK today. Member when everyone was posting $DLTR? I member.
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Wow $DLTR the perfect swing.. sold too early
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best relative strength names in your watchlist (aka correction deniers): $LMND $TWLO $ONON $REAL $LGN $HCC $DG $KSS $LVS $ZIM $PATH $IOT $BTSG $JBHT $DLTR $GTX $HXL $YOU
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$DLTR Big flag break and solid move.
$DLTR Flagging off the 9ema after the trend line break. earnings out of the way.
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$DG Consumer stock, 50% discount. Currently $130 from $260 high About to break out of this $138+. Could see $150 next leg up and then $200 $DLTR $WMT $COST $HD
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In 2008, while the S&P 500 collapsed nearly 40%, one stock finished the year up more than 60% 🚀 That stock was Dollar Tree $DLTR During one of the worst financial crises in modern history, discount retail did not just hold up, it dominated As banks failed and unemployment
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