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Target (TGT) ended Wednesday's session in the green after second-quarter numbers were digested by the market. The shares closed higher by 2.5%, settling at a quote of $51.95. Volume was heavy.
That's technically a positive sign, but I should point out that we're in a tough environment. You can't trust any gain if you're a trader. If you happened to buy the retailer for a quick move before earnings were released, I hope you got out Wednesday, because once the thesis is realized, it's best to book profits and wait for another entry point.
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