Several firms have adjusted their stock holdings in Ross Stores, Inc. (NASDAQ:ROST) with a mix of sold and acquired shares, including Waverly Advisors, Two Sigma Investments, Nexus Investment Management, and Jefferies Financial Group among others. The company has reported their first quarter earnings, where they also concluded the annual stockholders meeting. Recent tariffs have added a potential risk factor to Ross Stores' financials. Various banks and financial institutions hold millions in stock, including Toronto Dominion Bank and Berkeley Inc. Analysts have made predictions about Ross Stores' Q2 earnings and changes to the Ross Stores stock price have been mentioned by firms like Wells Fargo, Loop Capital, and Morgan Stanley. Ross Stores rather drastically decisions will be seen in stores, affecting their retail model. UBS Asset Management holds significant Ross Stores stock whereas Ross Stores' stock jumped 5.11% on May 27, though it was downgraded by Wall Street Zen. Amidst tariff-related concerns and impact on profits, Ross Stores seeks to serve as a reliable option in retail stocks.
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