"I believe this figure lies within a range of potential outcomes and also believe that many things would have to fall in place to meet or exceed this figure," said Chief Financial Officer Doug Scovanner in a call with analysts.
Customers are increasing their visits to Target but buying less per visit, the company reported.
Shares of Target were down 4.8% to $47.84 after the store expressed its concerns.
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