CarParts.com Stock Discussion

$CarParts.com (PRTS.US)$ this will pump soon, low float and earnings coming and beat down hard.

Despite CarParts.com's falling revenues, its P/S ratio matches industry peers, suggesting investors may be ignoring analysts' pessimism. This could lead to future disappointment if the P/S aligns with the negative growth outlook. Investors might be paying a premium for the stock.

Despite CarParts.com's strong revenue growth outperforming the sector, its price-to-sales ratio matches the rest of Specialty Retail, implying market doubt. Stable share prices amid good revenue prospects may hint at a priced-in risk.

Although food inflation continues to remain high (*1) and war in Eastern Europe has not ended (*2), the December 2022 U.S. CPI drop from 7.1% to 6.5% (*3, *4, *5), suggesting that the U.S. inflation is cooling down.
Given that the U.S. inflation may have cooled down, one may invest in high yield bonds, small cap stocks, consumer discretionary stocks or even collectibles in Q1 2023.
This is because with lower inflation, the interest rate may likely be lower too. ...