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From full global headquarters, this is Motley Fool Money. It's the Motley Fool Money

radio show. I'm Chris Hill joining me this week Senior Analyst, Chase and Moser and Andy

Cross. Good to see you as always, gentlemen. Hey, hey. We've got the latest headlines from

Wall Street. We'll talk Impact Investing with CEO Eva Yazhari. As always, we've got

a couple of stocks on our radar. But we begin with a big week for retail. Shares of target

hit a new all-time high this week after first quarter profits and revenue came in higher

than expected. Same store sales rose 23% Andy. This was a fantastic quarter.

Yeah, it really was, Chris. That comp growth you mentioned, comparable sales of 23% was

versus about a 12% estimate and versus 11% for the prior year. It was the fourth consecutive

quarter of 20% or more on the comparable growth. That's looking at stores that were open

a year ago and how those stores performed. They sell 17% growth in traffic and 5% growth

in the average ticket size in store comp. Just for getting about digital, Chris, which is

also doing great. But just the in store was they have up 18% and almost all of that was

from foot traffic. So we get more and more people coming into the target stores as you expected.

But digital comp growth was up 50%, which is an impressive number. But that's all of growth

of last year of 141%. So their EPS, their earnings per share just exploded up 500% to $3.69

or $3.69 versus a $2.25 estimate. So all around, target continues to deliver the vaccine

rollouts. The stores opening continue to drive more and more growth. The apparel business

is really a bright spot. That was up in the quarter of 60% of those sales. The comparable

store sales were up 60% in apparel alone. Same door, same day services is now half of the

digital sales. So continuing to all the innovations that they've made over the last couple years

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