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O'Reilly Driving Into Headwinds |
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| May 29, 2008 07:39 PM UTC |
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Via Zacks Analyst Blog:
Near-term concerns and macro-economic adversities stop us from being optimistic on the stock. 
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I know this post is old but I think times are good for a company like this. Nobody is buying cars so people have to fix their old cars. Fixin old cars is nothing but good news for stock like this or azo or sna. |
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Oh and you can add mds to that list too for the people that don't know how to fix their own cars. |
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