AutoZone, Inc. (NYSE:AZO)

Only bad thing about this company is its level of debt, which is increasing. They get a hold of this, and the stock is still a value.

issuing debt to buy back stock at all time highs. they are targeting a leverage ratio that i learned how to do in mba school. i asked the teacher why it would ever make sense to do this and that's when i effectively mentally dropped out of mba school because i couldn't get a legitimate response. This is a suicide mission.

A ticking time bomb. Financials say it all. Never buy back stock with debt, especially at these high of prices. It has to make a move downward once its momentum slows.

overpriced, should be wroth 20 bucks or below

This company is on a suicide mission or a stock price manipulation mission. The company is issueing debt to buy back its stock at inflated prices and insiders, which own 33% of the company, are orchestrating the scam. The company's BV is a negative $27 and its stock price is now $331.95. Investors in this stock are playing with fire.

yes im picking it even after how much its gone up. wow slap me silly, ive gotten parts for my car from here every month for last 2 years. i feel like homer simpson missing this one.

Positioned well for current economic state of affairs,

the trend of Fix It Yourself vrs Paying Someone Else will continue for some time

I'm still holding on to my Auto-Zone. While they do have a lot of debt outstanding, and the payments on it could be a problem if they stumble, so far they've done well in a mediocre economy, and don't seem likely to plummet if it improves.

As we recover and new cars are sold, the need for parts to keep older cars running and on the road disappears. Inverse move to F for the next 2 to 3 years.

This company has excellent management with a fantastic long term track record. Who would ever want to bet against them?

Been going up since adding to watchlist

63 59 50
72 83 89

Way overpriced

Looks ripe.

Great company. The numbers don't lie, though. This company will do well in the future, but it's likely (in my opinon) that it will either match or underperform vs. the S&P going forward. It's just too expensive at these prices.

Eddie Lampert

Insiders selling

auto parts sector good for poor people in a poor economy. 1 in 7 americans are poor.

Retailers do NOT go up 50% in a recession. ;)