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Dividend Aristocrats are solid investments in the current environment. High Treasury yields are causing them to look less attractive, and they're trading at discounted levels.

It's been a difficult few years for Target (TGT 4.10%) shareholders. The cheap and chic U.S. retailer has lost some of its cachet as pressured consumers hold off on discretionary purchases, saving their paychecks for the weekly Costco Wholesale run or other essentials shopping.

It's a matchup between two consumer goods retailers navigating a turbulent economic landscape. As of this writing, shares of Target (TGT -0.52%) are down 31% year to date amid disappointing sales.

Target (TGT -0.52%) is a passive income powerhouse with more than five decades of annual dividend raises and an enticing 4.8% yield. But even with the high payout, Target has lost investors money over the last five years while the S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.53%) has more than doubled with dividends included.

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A nationwide coordinated crackdown on retail crime — what authorities are calling the first of its kind — led to hundreds of arrests in 28 states last week. The blitz involved more than 100 jurisdictions and over 30 retailers including Home Depot, Macy's, Target, Ulta Beauty, Walgreens, Kroger and Meijer.

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