LKQ Has To Adopt to a Driverless Car Environment
LKQ (LKQ) had exceptional profit growth of 27% last year, but in 2018 management expects just 4% growth. Plus, what will driverless cars and Ubers do for sales?
LKQ (LKQ) had exceptional profit growth of 27% last year, but in 2018 management expects just 4% growth. Plus, what will driverless cars and Ubers do for sales?
Salvage company LKQ (LKQ) predicts 10% profit growth in 2017. Perhaps the company needs to get moving on acquisitions to pump up the volume.
In order for LKQ (LKQ) to grow its business the number of collisions need to grow. This winter weather we’re having is good for business.
LKQ (LKQ) purchases junk cars, refurbishes the parts to look like new, then sells the rest as scrap metal. The salvage business is good to LKQ, and its investors as well.
One stock that might get hurt from BREXIT is LKQ (LKQ), a supplier of refurbished auto parts which does business in England.
Salvage company LKQ (LKQ) has many moving parts, but in the end the stock has proven to be a good one.
LKQ (LKQ) has mutiple issues it’s dealing with and thus I’ll sell the stock from the Growth Portfolio today.
LKQ (LKQ) turned the corner and is now pointing up, but 16% upside to its Fair Value for 2015 isn’t much.
LKQ’s (LKQ) numbers look great, but the stock’s still not rising. Here’s my take on what LKQ is worth.
The LKQ (LKQ) numbers look good, but this article by the NY Post on LKQ’s eroding margins and high prices disturbs me.
LKQ (LKQ) is being hampred buy sluggish weather (winter storms), but LKQ’s profits keep humming along.
Shares of LKQ (LKQ) were $22 in April when I said I have a ton of respect for the company. NBut I didn’t buy the stock, and now it’s $32. Come back LKQ. Please?
I was waiting for LKQ Corp (LKQ) to come down to $17 so I could but it. Instead the stock popped to $25, now its overvalued.
I have tons of respect for salvage company LKQ Corp (LKQ). LKQ buys old cars, strips and rejuivenates the parts, and sells them like new.