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Autozone (AZO) released earnings today and slides 8%. Is it a good buy?
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Thank you, AZO, GOOG, and CRM. Never thought I'd get it all back.
Is it always just random? Is there a way to be more consistent with these results?
5 year charts on $AZO and $ORLY. Why is no one talking about this
Seeking Suggestions for my Next Portfolio Allocation Re-balance
Im a professional money manager and this is everything I'm watching for the week ahead
Im a professional money manager and this is everything I'm watching for the week ahead. I hope it helps someone
I'm a professional money manager and this is everything I'm watching for the week ahead
I'm a professional money manager and this is everything I'm watching for this week ahead.
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$GPC PUTS 2023 Q2? Let’s talk auto parts!
Recession-resistant stocks? Check AZO. CAGR >12% for last 10yr, +43% yoy, +125% last 2yr, +315% last 5yr
Recession-resistant stocks? Check AZO. CAGR >12% for last 10yr, +43% yoy, +125% last 2yr, +315% last 5yr
AutoZone $AZO to Acquire Carvana Co. $CVNA at $90 a Share
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$AZO puts yolo! Whatever, I either get blocked tomorrow for 3 months or I’ll have at least $25,000 to keep doing it haha 😂🤑 PS. Today’s all gains are from trading $AAPL & $SPY options (puts & calls)
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AZO or ORLY. Just zoom out beyond 1 year and see the consistent returns. They both fell recently despite good earnings report. Sitting right at the best point to buy on technicals.
$AZO just standing still right now
$AZO is gonna bounce at $3000
Just bought the $AZO dip
Bad day to own AutoZone (AZO)
AZO stock expensive AF, the workers at AZ are poors. they need to split that a million times to make it affordable for the employees.
About buying AZO calls, when it started to drop so puts after earnings
Check out a new ETF by Roundhill, LOHA, started trading today. Their site lists the 100 stocks in the ETF. Their top 5 (by weight) are CMI, AZO, TFII, LII, to name a few.
damn! I asked AI and there wasn't a singular definitive answer. AZO joing google cloud, but otherwise basically shit is expensive so ppl are going to keep their cars longer.
AZO just randomly going up over 5% today.
Do you know anything about AZO?
# Consumer |**Ticker**|**Dec 22, 2025 Price**|**Apr 28, 2026 Price**|**% Change**| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |**AZO**|$3,391.50|$3,577.91|\+5.50%| |**CVNA**|$155.00|$210.40|\+35.74%| |**CELH**|$48.20|$55.60|\+15.35%| |**SBUX**|$92.40|$98.67|\+6.79%| |**DKNG**|$42.10|$49.30|\+17.10%| |**UAL**|$65.20|$78.45|\+20.32%| |**RL**|$185.00|$212.30|\+14.76%| |**VIK**|$35.40|$42.10|\+18.93%| |**Category Average**|||**+16.81%**|
I did some research on stocks that tend to do well even during recessions. Some of the companies mentioned were WMT, COST, TJX, and auto parts retailers such as AZO and ORLY.
AZO. people need to fix their cars
You mean like AZO and PG?
AZO weekly chart screaming -700. For the love of god someone change my mind.
Holy fuck. $AZO is at $3758.69. Was not expecting that.
Tell him to go fuck himself, go to $AZO and do it yourself. “Invest” your $500-1000 savings on some SPX spreads.
lol wtf are we talking about. AZO?
I think it's peaked. These stores sell very little for EVs which are gaining market share. However I think they will do good in downturns because DIY fixes for gas vechiles are easy to do and a great way to save money. Go try to buy something in person you'll have to stand in line because the counter clerks are busy helping people select parts. It's busy. Counterpoint is that many of the customers are Hispanic and that demographic is pretty under threat these days. Also, I bought 4 shares of AZO last year based solely on the stock graph. I thought "I'm not betting against that!". It turns out it's just from buy backs. It is a well run company though.
i thought AZO was one. did a case study on it and it was an interesting read.
If tariffs are ruled illegal, ORLY and AZO pump?
A great move for those of you with patience right now is AutoZone (AZO). Insiders buying, market mis-pricing and a nice sweet discount for those of you willing to hold. Merry Christmas.
All I want for Christmas is a random penny stock to bloat up to AZO levels so I can use perpetual SBLOCs to fund my dionysian slob lifestyle
AZO has a long history of borrowing money to buy back shares. That explains a lot about the share price. Large debt and negative equity as reported here https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/retail/nyse-azo/autozone/health Recent years share outstanding https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AZO/autozone/shares-outstanding
I think this will work in the short term, but the trend I see is that more people don't own cars and there are more electric vehicles on the road that basically shut out the aftermarket parts stores. I'm not sure how AZO will keep with the changing times.
AZO is one of those stocks that just quietly performs because people fix their cars no matter what the economy is doing. The drop looks more like an earnings reset than a broken business. Valuation’s not crazy for something this steady either. I don’t see it as a high upside play, more like a boring compounder that does its job in the background. If you want something that won’t move like the AI names, it makes sense to look at. But as always, I’d want to see the next quarter before going heavy.
Index fund purists are nauseating. If you would have picked up AZO 5+ years ago you would have beaten SPY significantly. You could have done it. I could have done it. Anybody could have done it. It’s been a very quality business to hold in the long term and wasn’t some secret.
AutoZone $AZO saw YoY traffic increases of 1-2% in September and October, and a whopping 5.5% in November. What insights do you expect to hear from the company on the earnings call tomorrow? See the data here [https://www.reddit.com/r/AltDataInsights/](https://www.reddit.com/r/AltDataInsights/)
AutoZone $AZO saw YoY traffic increases of 1-2% in September and October, and a whopping 5.5% in November. Will be interesting to hear from the company on the earnings call tomorrow.
AutoZone $AZO saw YoY traffic increases of 1-2% in September and October, and a whopping 5.5% in November. Will be interesting to hear from the company on the earnings call tomorrow.
AutoZone $AZO saw YoY traffic increases of 1-2% in September and October, and a whopping 5.5% in November. Will be interesting to hear from the company on the earnings call tomorrow.
Time to full port AZO (buy 0.1 share).
It seems like there's a lot of flow from tech to more stable sectors. See: * $COKE - Coco cola consolidated * $MNST - Monster Beverage * $AZO - Auto Zone * $PGR - Progressive * etc
what AZO and ORLY has that Amazon doesn't have is service to small mechanic shops. Both can quickly deliver needed parts to shops.
Look ORLY, AZO's direct competitor, same insane buybacks.
I think you went too vague with your subliminal. Depending on stock $100 gain can mean nothing like BRK.A, NVR, BKNG, AZO. Should have went with percentage change if you not going to name names.
Bought the dip on MSFT and continuing to hold DGX and AZO
I need DGX and AZO to start moving up
I'm gonna need DGX and AZO to pump
DGX, AZO, no bias
Autozone (AZO) and Quest Diagnostics (DGX), hoping to buy low after they have taken a beating last week
If you dont own AZO what are you even doing??
Do people even do AZO options? Why no stock split ?
If you plot AZO %-off-high vs. SPY %-off-high, the only real difference is that AZO didn't tank hard during the great financial crisis. If you plot the Consumer Staples sector ETF vs SPY, they're basically the same chart. The max drawdowns are slightly smaller, but I doubt it justifies the relative long-term underperformance. (That being said, SPY's outperformance vs. XLP has come entirely due to post-COVID fiscal stimulus. Prior to 2020, the lifetime total return of XLP and SPY were virtually identical.)
Ah, the new free float makes sense - so buyback monsters like AZO would have been a much larger weight in the index if they’d never engaged in repurchases. Of course, that’s been a part of their winning algorithm, so the stock likely would have been lower without buybacks.
AZO trading at $4,150 a share...lmao 🤌
AZO stock split incoming
If you’re looking for a ‘safe haven’ stock, get AZO
Yo did anyone get on the AZO run the last few months?
For some companies yes you just need to look at the total outstanding shares https://macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AZO/autozone/shares-outstanding
The mystery here is stock BuyBacks, for instance if every year a company bought back 10% of the stock even with no earnings increase the stock should rise by 10%. This is basically what they do every year https://macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/AZO/autozone/shares-outstanding
AZO is unironically an absolutely GOATED stock, and so is o’Reilly
This is why O’reilly auto is my main pick over the next 25 years. Look at Autozone’s stock price and the growth on both since 2015. AZO is doubling SPY across the same time period and ORLY just did a 15 for 1 split. ICEs are just going to keep getting rarer and rarer on the new market if not nonexistent within 5 years. But they aren’t going anywhere on the used market, while Hybrids and EV’s especially are notoriously horrible second owner cars. Cars people can actually work on themselves are going to skyrocket in value in any kind of recession. Not to mention boomer money pits with delusional budgets and self valuations.
NVdA AMD GOOG AAPL TSM IVES SMR OKLO ASTS NBIS BRKB AZO
🚗 Yesterday, the Fed released the Beige Book. Regarding the Overall Economic Activity, it mentions "The auto sector noted flat to slightly higher sales, while **consumer demand increased for parts and services to repair older vehicles."** Potential plays that might directly benefit from this trend: GPC, AZO, ORLY, AAP, DORM, SMP.
I should have been just AZO and chill this whole time.
Just a thought, where do you think most mechanic shops get their parts from? They buy them from companies like AAP, AZO, NAPA, etc and resell them to their customer.
The AZO and ORLY 10 year charts are really something else.
Interesting take, you do realize basically all parts from anywhere are about the same, I've spoke with representatives for vendors used in these brick and mortars and guess what there are only so many different ones. AAP is probably worst as far as quality they typically purchase close out WDs like Rock Auto hence price point and random name brands of slower movers. Napa, you are paying more for same quality product, I'd guess your age is 45+ as old heads tend to gravitate towards them as they were first to market and had strongest commercial presence for a long period. This obviously did not age well with with AZO being $3819, ORLY $97 after a 15/1 split ($1455 previous) and AAP in toilet at $58 coming from near $90 last year after losing WorldPac and dumping 700 some odd stores. It's clearly not the time for EV's as they are not dialed in to be successful and many techs do not want to work on them.
Fair point that EBAY has not even kept pace with the average gain of the overall S&P 500. However year to date it ranks #51 of the 503 stocks in the index. So measured against the mean it's disappointing, but against the median it's been top 10%. If you are going to pick stocks at all rather than just buy the SPY or something, it's been a pretty good pick. [https://www.slickcharts.com/sp500/performance](https://www.slickcharts.com/sp500/performance) Second, what I am looking for help finding is stocks that will do well or at least hold up whether the economy does well or not. To just pick a couple of examples relatively close to EBAY in the YTD rankings, FAST at #47 or RL at #54, I would expect both of those to get killed if there is a general downturn in the economy. AZO and ORLY, mentioned in a later comment, make sense to me in this regard. People who can't buy a new car and can't even afford a real mechanic to service their existing one will go to the auto parts store and fix it themselves, and there will be more of those people when the economy declines. The only problem there is if might nightmare scenario with tariffs come true I think their shelves might be empty.
AZO and ORLY seem to do well on market downtrends.
Someone should do the impossible and short AZO for a profit
I don't own AZO, but own others that should split. AZO is a split away from bouncing hard.
Anyone else refuse to buy less than 100 shares so they have the option to sell CCs? Like what am I going to do with 10 shares of FICO or AZO
It's nice to have a few low beta holdings to match. Things like AZO, CNSWF, AER are great low beta compounders.
The chart just hasn't updated yet, sometimes it takes a few hours or even days. Normally the chart will show "split adjusted" prices going back so it looks normal. However, side Note, I hate that a company who has made it a mission to buy back stock and lower the share count, has split the stock. Follow the NVR, BKNG, and AZO playbook and just let the share price go nuts. Discourage trading.
BROS, AMZN, NVDA, APPL, BULL, SMCI, MSTR, NFLX calls. WDAY, AZO puts. Still carrying insurance QQQ puts this week. Good luck all
>Prompt: Calls or puts? ChatGPT >**Calls:** NVDA (strong momentum, AI), DELL (AI demand), COST (sales growth), CRM (AI growth potential) **Puts:** HPQ (weak AI story), AZO (tariff risk), PDD (China tariff pressure), LI (EV + China risk) **Macro:** – **PCE (Fri):** Hot = puts, cool = calls – **GDP (Thu):** Weak = puts, strong = calls – **Fed (Wed):** Hawkish = puts, dovish = calls
Ya, if I had bought some of those, I could afford AZO options. 
AZO deep ITM leaps are literally $200k 
Tariffs may affect ORLY. The CEO said he will pass increase cost to consumers. Worth considering. AZO also.
The automobile industry is not a good industry for investors, with few exceptions. It's a very cost intensive, competitive industry and the moment there's a downturn, legacy automakers get obliterated and anything earlier stage often fares worse. EVs don't change the fact that it's not a very good business (Musk has talked about how close Tesla has gotten to bankruptcy on multiple occasions.) Look at Aston Martin, which has often gotten close to bankruptcy #8 in recent years. A lot of the EV names that went public via SPAC or otherwise in 2020/21 have either been obliterated or are already 0's (some of those are bankrupt for a second time.) In the US, there was the 7.5B alloted to building chargers in 2021 and by the end of 2023 none had been built with that money. The EV charging companies are trading like they're 0's (CHPT is about 60c/sh having lost about 98% since the high at the end of 2020.) The underappreciated EV charging names are names like Couche Tard in Canada, which actually has the money to build out charging if they want to - and probably sell more food in the process if people have to wait. You haven't had the build-out of charging infrastructure that was promised to support EVs and broaden the potential target audience - and I don't see the support over the next 3.5 years that people thought they'd get during the prior four years and didn't really get. "At this point I’m worried about them getting delisted." Would probably reverse split first to maintain listing and if things don't improve then it's probably delisting and if it's delisting it's probably a 0. I don't know much about the company but for me the only auto names that have ever really appealed are Ferrari (which is more high end luxury name that happens to make cars) and BYD. Some auto-related businesses (CPRT, the AZO/ORLY pair) are also underappreciated. I can't say what to do about the stock aside from I wouldn't be buying any more. Hopefully you get some manner of good news (auto tariff removed, etc) but otherwise autos are one of the sectors where I've really rarely owned much and don't see that changing in the future.
I have one share of AZO because it came up when I googled 'tariff safe stocks"
MTD getting to a level where their buyback program will become really effective. Really drawing my curiosity is the low beta, high ROE names. CSU, BRO, AZO.....so easy to hold through volatility because they don't get much of it. However, they're all amazing compounders long term.
Shut up about AZO the retail chuds cannot become aware of the company that STILL starts its workers at $9.81 an hour and they are mostly happy to work
AZO, UL, ORLY for starters
I don't blame you but there are still winners right now. WPM, RSG, BRO, BJ, AJG, AZO, ORLY, GDX, IAU, OLLI Gold mining and insurance in particular.
It actually makes some sense - no one will be buying new cars and they should benefit from used sales What doesn’t make sense is ORLY & AZO being flat / downish at same time that CVNA is up. Those guys selling parts are gonna win bigly from this nonsense
In addition to Berkshire, insurance and auto parts (AZO and ORLY, at least) seem to be fairly Trump-proof. Plus gold mining and European bullets, but that's outside the S&P 500.
I missed ORLY and AZO... that was a no brainer for auto tariffs
Looks like auto parts stores, ORLY, and AZO, are still loving the tariffs. Wondering how long they'll keep flying..
AZO, ORLY. Monsters since '20. OUNZ, GDX and its constituents. BRK. CNVS