UBS analyst Michael Binetti believes Nordstrom's (JWN) decision to use $900M of the proceeds from its credit card transaction with TD Bank (TD) for a large special dividend may disappoint some investors, but thinks its significantly improved future free cash flow profile should balance things out for long-term holders. Binetti notes that Nordstrom shares are down about 9% since earnings amid sector fears of decelerating U.S. traffic, but he thinks the company's exposure to key growth areas within softlines and the low risk to its guidance continue to make the stock a Buy. The analyst keeps an $86 price target on Nordstrom shares.

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