Pulse ·
Biggest movers
A signal describes what a price is doing, from its 30-day change against its 30- and 90-day averages: Heating up up 15%+ and above both averages, still rising this week · Rising up 5%+ and above both · Steady within 5% of the 90-day average and moved under 5% · Cooling down 5%+ and below the 30-day average · Falling down 15%+ and below both · Bouncing back down over 30 days but back above the 30-day average · Rolling over up over 30 days but now below it · Too new under 90 days of history or in the launch window.
We checked the rules against 31,319 weekly readings from Feb 2024 to Sep 2026 ($20+ products). The median price 30 days after a Heating up reading was +7.4% (all readings: +3.1%), after Rising +5.3%, after Cooling +0.3%, after Falling 0.0%, and after Too new −1.9%.
That was one mostly rising market, with no sales-volume data. A signal is a tilt, not a prediction, and not advice on what to buy or sell. More on signals →
Sparklines on the cards show the last 90 days, grey unless the price moved more than 5% over 30 days.
Market index vs the Target.com-stocked index
Both lines start at 100 and follow the typical market price over time. One line counts every sealed product in the sets we track; the other counts only what Target.com sells.