AZO Autozone Inc.

$AZO $PYPL people can’t understand basic math…lol. Good post…$200+ stock if they just stay the same..

CFO Jackson Jamere sold $22.9M of $AZO stock on Nov 4. • 6,900 shares at $3319.71. • Sold 17% below the 52-week high. • Stake down 93%.

Bank of America reinstated coverage of the auto parts retail sector, highlighting two top stock picks amid an aging U.S. vehicle fleet and persistent inflation in replacement parts, trends that support demand for vehicle maintenance and repairs. AutoZone was reinstated with a Buy rating and named BofA’s top pick in the auto parts retail sector. Analysts highlighted the company’s strong balance sheet, which enables it to allocate more cash flow toward capital expenditures and continued investment in its supply chain. These investments are improving product availability, strengthening distribution capabilities and helping AutoZone gain market share among commercial customers. BofA expects AutoZone to benefit from its scale advantages and continue delivering above-market sales growth in the professional service segment. The company’s ability to improve inventory availability and serve repair shops more efficiently could support further gains in commercial sales. $AZO

$AZO AutoZone CFO Jamere Jackson leaves for FedEx on November 25 with no successor named. 🏢 AutoZone is a leading retailer and distributor of automotive replacement parts in the Americas, worth about $52.25 billion at the $3200.76 close at 16:00 ET on October 23, 2026, with 8,031 stores in the U.S., Mexico and Brazil as of August 29, 2026 📈 On the other side, the company says the exit has nothing to do with its financial or operating results or any disagreement, Jackson is taking a job outside the automotive aftermarket, fourth-quarter diluted EPS rose to $56.05 from $48.71, and the CEO says AutoZone is on track for a solid fiscal 2027 📅 Next: Jackson's resignation takes effect November 25, 2026, and the next thing to watch is who the external search names as CFO Source: GlobeNewswire release + SEC 8-K, Oct 26

$AZO I CALLED IT! AutoZone has a very obvious pattern and recently was hitting a slump that it rarely hits. That made me call it out and say take a look and consider buying if you like auto stocks. Since my last post, the stock has gone up 6% but the stock is up 15% since hitting the recent bottom. I believe AutoZone still has more room to run from here.

AutoZone sells more than O'Reilly: $20.3B vs $18.6B in yearly revenue. Yet O'Reilly is worth $72B, AutoZone $49B. $AZO | $ORLY Revenue growth: 7.4% | 8.5% Op. margin: 18.3% | 19.6% ROIC: 26% | 36% P/E: 20 | 28 vs 52w high: -25% | -15% One for 10 years?