Target's back on track on track and crowd strike hits all-time highs.

Motley Full Money starts now. I'm Dylan Lewis and I'm joined over the airwaves by

I'm Dylan Lewis and I'm joined over the airwaves by Motley Fool analyst

Ossit Sharma.

Ossit, thanks for joining me today.

Dylan, thanks for having me.

We've got stories of companies soaring today on earnings and in the sky with the future of

personal air travel. We're gonna start with the earnings results and we're gonna

start with a look at Target. Osset kind of an interesting quarterly report for

the company, Revenue Slid, comps were down, but results

were ahead of expectations and we saw a huge market reaction. Stocks up 15%

after reporting. Target's been working on some nice parts of their business, Dylan.

I really like that their cost of sales has been held in check for a while and it keeps decreasing.

So that way if you get just these small bumps on the top line, the revenues

increase like 1.7%, you can leverage that if you're watching your costs, the

cost of product and how you manage those costs before you get to your overhead

expenses which of course climbed a little bit but look profitability is up this

quarter operating income was 1.9 billion dollars versus 1.2 billion dollars in the

same period last year so investors like an earning story. Yeah and I think

probably something helping that top line and those margins inventory. It seems like the

company has gotten a lot better with managing its inventory, hasn't had to

resort to discounting quite as much. This is something that really plagued this

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