I'm Not the Only One Who's Called Them That Way

Dollartry's stock has only increased by 25 % over the last five years. That's a grand 5% a year in share price improvement versus dollar general which has increased by 210%. Both of these are before their dividends, so price return only, not total return. So there is an argument to be made here that with a slightly business strategy, the shares are undervalued relative to their potential,. relative to a bench mark competitor. This looks, on the face of things, pretty efficient.