Summary
TJX has put together an exceptional historical record on both the business and security sides.
This article looks at how those returns came about.
In addition, expectations for the future are considered.
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Over the past decade, off-price retailer TJX Companies (TJX) - known for its T.J. Maxx, Marshalls, and HomeGoods stores – has put together a terrific record. I could describe this record, but I think it’s easier to show you:
Data Source: Value Line
The above table is what I like to call “5 Component Investing.” That is, it focuses on five major components of a business and security – revenue growth, company-wide earnings growth, earnings per share growth, share price appreciation, and total return – and shows you how each component is linked in the process.
Note that in the table above I used TJX’s fiscal years, which end in January of each year.
