Big Lots, Inc. Common Stock (BIG)

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The end of the year brings with it portfolio adjustments, window dressing and tax harvesting. This results in fund managers and investors selling their losers

Big Lots, Inc. (NYSE: BIG) is one of today’s top gainers. The company’s shares have moved 3.26% on the day to $4.44.

Walmart's stock pullback is part of a broader profit-taking trend, but the stock is outperforming deep discounters Dollar Tree, Dollar General and Big Lots.

Big Lots, Inc. (NYSE: BIG) is one of today’s top gainers. The company’s shares are currently up 28.59% on the day to $8.08.

Big Lots, Inc. (NYSE: BIG) is one of today’s top gainers. The company’s shares are currently up 20.53% on the day to $5.87.

These beaten-down retail stocks are resilient and show signs that business will improve over the next year; the value may be too good to pass up

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Big Lots may have just killed any faith investors had left after announcing disappointing first quarter 2023 earnings results. Analysts see a tripling in price

Discount retailers can be strong stock investments as their share price is often more appealing though they are not always reliable

Warehouse clubs have been the darling of Wall Street this year as consumers flock to find bargains during uncertain economic times. This has been evidenced

Home discount retailer Big Lots (NYSE: BIG) stock has tanked (-54%) in 2022. The Company was a benefactor during the pandemic as consumers spent buoyantly on home improvement items.