Is It Too Late To Consider Dollar General (DG) After A 30% One Year Rally?

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Dollar General (DG) has rallied 30.8% over the past year, prompting investors to assess if it still offers value at around US$124 per share. Two valuation approaches, Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) and Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio, suggest the stock is currently undervalued, with the DCF model indicating a 28.5% discount and the P/E analysis showing it trading below its fair ratio. The article also presents bullish and bearish “Narrative” valuations for DG, ranging from US$116.63 to US$175.00, based on differing assumptions about future growth and profitability.

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