According to McClintock, the auto parts giant deserves a premium valuation relative to historical averages. That's due to's improving parts availability/e-commerce fulfillment capabilities which he believes should yield outsized market share gains.
"The next few years of EPS expectations are higher than ever, yet the stock is flattish YTD and trades at a discount to history" the analyst told investors. Encouragingly, management recently gave rare forward commentary for the first time in at least five years, which McClintock cites as positive for both the forward quarter and forward year . For instance, on the most recent earnings call, CEO Bill Rhodes remarked that "based on our performance post-enhanced unemployment, we feel our sales will remain elevated for some time."
Net-net "AZO is the proven, best-in-breed, consistent, long-term retail story that investors only get few chances over an entire career to acquire at a discount" the analyst concluded on October 13, adding: "AZO is now our top pick."Snap reports its third quarter results October 20 after the market close. Ahead of this key date, Stifel Nicolaus analyst
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