CarMax Inc. said Thursday that it has decided to stop buying back its stock, as it will take a conservative approach to its finances until the used car market and the economic backdrop improves.
The pause in repurchases comes as the used car seller reported a fiscal third-quarter profit and sales that fell well short of expectations, citing “vehicle affordability challenges.” The stock KMX slumped 7.1% in midday trading, putting it on track for the lowest close since April 2020.
Oh you didn't tell them ? This is not a recession everything is hunky dorry 🤣🤣💯
Cash is now king. Cut prices by 50% and a few buyers will appear.
Let's Go Brandon!!!!
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