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Growth has slowed in sales to auto-repair shops.

If you are looking at the AutoZone (NYSE: AZO) chart and thinking it's time to sell some of this stock, think again. While the 200% increase versus 2020's bottom suggests it's time to take some profit

New Starts brought the lowest print since June 2020, and helps illustrate how 7%+ mortgage rates have thrown a wet blanket over the housing market as a whole.

AutoZone (AZO) opens 53 new stores in the United States, 27 in Mexico and 17 in Brazil in the fourth quarter of 2023.

Ahead of today's opening bell, August Housing Starts fell to their lowest level since the pandemic: 1.283 million seasonally adjusted, annualized units is -11.3% below the downwardly revised 1.447 mil

Shares of Autozone Inc (NYSE: AZO) are marginally in the red at writing even though the auto parts retailer reported market-beating results for its fourth financial quarter on Tuesday. Wedbush analyst

Shares of AutoZone, Inc. (NYSE:AZO) rose slightly Tuesday after the company posted fiscal fourth quarter results that topped expectations.  The auto parts retailer reported revenue of $5.69 billion,

AutoZone (AZO) came out with quarterly earnings of $46.46 per share, beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $44.51 per share. This compares to earnings of $40.51 per share a year ago.

The automotive replacement parts maker posts fiscal fourth-quarter earnings of $46.46 a share, beating analysts' estimates.

Auto parts retailer AutoZone Inc on Tuesday posted better-than-expected profit and revenue for the fourth quarter, boosted by demand for its do-it-yourself (DIY) automotive parts.

Shares of AutoZone Inc. AZO, -0.30% dropped 1.8% in premarket trading Tuesday, are the auto parts retailer reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that beat expectations, while the domestic commercial

Investors stumped as to where the U.S. economy is situated in the current business cycle, should be focusing on late-cycle stock sectors, which includes one that has been heating up of late.

The next week is post-OPEX week (18th through the 22nd) and the most bearish week in any year, September 19-26, down only 66% of the time. Here is a short sale.

AutoZone is scheduled to report its quarterly results before the market opens on Tuesday, when investors will be watching to see if the auto parts retailer can maintain its streak of earnings surprise