Tuesday Retail Movers: VSXY & SIG Beat, DG Mixed
Earnings reports driving early moves:
- Victoria's Secret (VSXY) posted an earnings beat
- Signet Jewelers (SIG) came in ahead of expectations
- Dollar General (DG) reported mixed results

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