Buying the dip is a popular investing strategy, though not every sell-off is a buying opportunity. The problem, according to Warren Buffett, is that "turnarounds seldom turn." As an investor looking to buy the dip, you need to be able to differentiate between stocks that are down temporarily and those that are more fundamentally impaired for structural reasons that won't easily change.

Two retail stocks currently down more than 25% are Target (NYSE: TGT) and Home Depot (NYSE: HD), but they should eventually recover. Here's why I'm not worried about the decline in these two popular retail stocks.

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