Advance Auto Parts Stock News

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As tariff negotiations continue, most investors will likely refresh their Twitter feeds daily to see what President Trump is shifting to next. While this is great for traders who make up most of the stock market's caffeine intake, some simply don't have the time (or stomach) to handle this market roller coaster.

It's fair to say the latest earnings report from Advance Auto Parts (AAP 0.04%) was not well received by the market -- the stock was initially sold off by a mid-teens percentage. However, I think there was more good than bad in the actual numbers.

Advance Auto Parts' Q2 earnings disappointed. The company delivered weak same-store sales growth and lowered full-year guidance. Despite recent store closures and optimization, the company continues to lose market share to peers like O'Reilly. The company is paying more for debt going forward, serving as another headwind to profitability.

Advance Auto Parts, Inc. has stabilized sales, but margin expansion is challenged by tariffs, restructuring costs, and ongoing store investments. Recent debt issuance and a strong cash position support AAP liquidity, but free cash flow remains negative due to inventory and capex needs. Management's aggressive 2027 margin and earnings targets appear optimistic given operational headwinds and req...

Advance Auto Parts (AAP -7.65%) stock plummeted nearly 16% in early trading Thursday before clawing back some losses in the afternoon. As of 12:15 p.m.

Advance Auto Parts (AAP) shares shifted into reverse Thursday when the auto parts retailer lowered its profit guidance as it took on a new $1 billion loan.

The automotive parts company lowers its forecast for 2025 adjusted per-share earning.