Ross Stores reported impressive Q3 earnings, beating expectations with $1.58 per share and 10% sales growth. Foot traffic surged 9.4% as consumers seek deals amid weakening sentiment. The company raised guidance, announced new store openings, and bought back $262 million in stock. In contrast, tech stocks suffered, with Nvidia and Palantir taking hits. Ross hit all-time highs as consumers flock for bargains. With strong earnings, expansion plans, and consumer demand, Ross stock is up over 20% year to date. The discount retailer thrives in a market where consumers are seeking value.

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