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Target Stock is a Steal Today, Here's Why it Can Rally Into 2026
Written by Gabriel Osorio-Mazilli. Published 10/6/2025.
40% off across the board on store products, yet the outlook remains bullish? Retail investors might balk at that idea, but for Target Corp. (NYSE: TGT), October will be a defining month. The revamped Circle Week will show whether Target can reclaim higher prices before the end of 2025 and maintain momentum into 2026.
From October 5 through 12, Target will offer an initial 40% discount on store items. But this year's Circle Week comes with a new twist: deep discounts on legacy brands such as Apple and General Electric. Beyond doorbuster deals, management aims to deliver lasting value in other ways.
At roughly 55% of its 52-week high, Target stock looks undervalued, especially given the company's fundamentals—both this quarter and into next year, assuming Circle Week goes as planned. These factors have sustained optimism among institutions and Wall Street analysts.
What's New in This Year's Circle Week
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- Target's sales event is a giant market share grab in disguise, tapping new customer subscriptions to greater gross margins and boost EPS potential in the future.
- Wall Street analysts and institutions are showing their optimism for the company here.
- Fed cuts coming into October 2025 act as another big boost for consumer names like Target.
To generate more long-term value per customer, Target is using an upsell model during Circle Week. Shoppers drawn by steep discounts will be invited to join Target's membership program, Circle 360.
Securing a "win" through discounts offers a preview of the benefits members can enjoy, fueling management's goal of driving future subscription growth and market share.
It's a strategy that's been in the making: over the past three years, Target has ramped up capital expenditures—most recently $790 million in the latest quarter—to overhaul its logistics network and technology infrastructure.
Those upgrades mean Target is positioned to absorb any volume surge. While Circle Week could compress margins on promotional sales, the wave of new subscriptions tapping higher-margin, optimized logistics can offset the hit.
Wall Street is taking note: investors are eyeing Target's risk-to-reward profile at current levels.
Upside Intact, Downside is Capped
In August, as shares found a bottoming range, Smead Capital Management boosted its stake in Target by 20.4%, lifting its position to $194.6 million. This bet reflects confidence that Target's tailwinds will drive a price recovery.
Analysts' consensus price target of $109.71—about 22.8% above today's levels—could be attainable if management succeeds in converting shoppers into subscribers, who will benefit from expected Federal Reserve rate cuts.
The FedWatch Tool projects a 92.5% chance of a 25-basis-point rate cut by late October 2025. Lower interest rates should reduce credit-card and borrowing costs, giving consumers more flexibility to spend and maximize value from their Target memberships.
Target's 27.8% gross profit margin over the past 12 months outpaces Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT)'s 24.9%. Though the difference may appear modest, with Walmart's $811.9 billion market cap versus Target's $40.5 billion, it underscores Target's stronger pricing power and customer loyalty.
Even if Circle Week underperforms, further declines seem unlikely at current lows. And with a quarterly dividend of $4.56—an annualized 5.1% yield—investors receive a handsome payout while they await a rally.
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