(ABC 6 News) — Shoppers have been piling into Walmart where the world’s biggest retailer is raising its sales and profit forecasts for a third consecutive time.

It now expects net sales to be up somewhere around 5% for the year. That includes for all categories.

Meanwhile, Target saw a slower sales increase in its third quarter while stock plummeted. The Minneapolis-based retailer’s shares fell over 21%.

Target says customer traffic and digital sales were both up though, powered by its Target Circle feature.