I think AAP might be a good stock buy:
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As well, the used car market will gain making used cars more expensive. This happened last time Trump pulled this idiotic tariff thing when there is no need.
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I agree with you.
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They were set to close upwards of 500 stores this year, but have recently reworked their plan to OPEN 30 stores this year, and another 100 through 2026/2027!
Stock was almost at $250 a couple years ago.
That’s because they raised a little bit of capital…
The dividends aren’t to bad. $0.25 / share at the end of April. $1.00 annual… Not to shabby…
I’m thinking things are going to trend 
soon in quite a few sectors…
If you’re not opposed to spending over $1K/share, ORLY and AZO are doing much better…
Alright, the partially reciprocal tariffs have been unleashed, the “External Revenue Service” is about to begin, and Trump’s plan to get rid of income tax is underway.
Will it work? We shall see.
But the biggest takeaway should be, that all the nations around the world are ripping us off in these trade deals, and the US taxpayer foots the bill. Trump is at least trying a different formula to bring about a better solution for The People.
If he is successful, this economic plan works, and income taxes are eventually replaced via tariffs as the USGov’s primary revenue source, we will need to make some room on Mount Rushmore.
What kind of floor is that, Scott?
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PE isn’t too bad and a $.25 dividend quarterly is good.
A former disgruntled employee of the local Advance Auto Parts store (they were fired) set the place on fire last year and then watched from the parking lot as the Volunteer Fire responded. He was caught by the way (confessed even) and fire also destroyed the Bank of America and the restaurant on either side.
Not that it affected their stock . . . some people, not too bright.