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TJX earnings? Yeah, this is really important. Yeah, this is really important because I, okay,

this will only be up more, I mean, the conference call is going on. 11 o'clock. And that people, that scares people. But here's what you need to know. I want people to understand that the way you look at retail is to look at same store sales, how a store did the next year from the previous year. U.S. Marmax up 5% that's, you know, T.J. Max. And Marshalls. Marshals. I was at Marshalls the other day. U.S. Home Goods up 6%. That's extraordinary. TGX. Canada's not that big up seven. International up four. No one, no stores are doing those numbers. Those are radically great numbers. People loved Home Depot because they were doing like one. So people have to recognize TGS is just head and shoulders above everybody.

Yeah.

And look, earnings, it's the same story.

If you back out a 15 cent benefit they got from a litigation sentiment, $1.43.

Consensus was $1.39.

They guided $1.33 to $1.36.

So $7.

Above the high end of the guide, which is why when you see perhaps a light

guide for Q1 as well as the full year, you have to take it with a grain of salt. This is what the

company usually does. They under promise. They over-deliver. And yes, in the press release,

they say the first quarter is off to a strong start, which that's a good sign, and the

availability of quality merchandise continues to be outstanding, and then longer term,

looking for opportunities to increase market share. It's just excellent, excellent.

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