JBHT
46
4
SBUX
29
-2
CAH
44
7
FSLR
50
6
CTSH
55
3
COF
48
3
PSX
24
2
CHD
34
7
VRSN
59
4
TRV
34
4
KO
44
2
MCO
67
3
ECL
54
5
UHS
50
4
NSC
33
6
CFG
36
12
AES
47
4
SCHW
40
3
SWK
53
4
FTI
61
5
JBHT
46
4
SBUX
29
-2
CAH
44
7
FSLR
50
6
CTSH
55
3
COF
48
3
PSX
24
2
CHD
34
7
VRSN
59
4
TRV
34
4
KO
44
2
MCO
67
3
ECL
54
5
UHS
50
4
NSC
33
6
CFG
36
12
AES
47
4
SCHW
40
3
SWK
53
4
FTI
61
5
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PRTS
CarParts.com

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Seasonality Move:
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PRTS Financial Statistics

Sales & Book Value

Annual Sales: $675.7M
Cash Flow: $4.9M
Price / Cash Flow: 17.36
Annual Sales: $1.81
Price / Book: 0.53

Profitability

EPS (TTM): -0.54000
Net Income (TTM): $-31.3M
Gross Margin: $229.4M
Return on Equity: -28.91%
Return on Assets: -12.43%

CarParts.com Earnings Forecast

Key CarParts.com Financial Ratios

  • The Gross Profit Margin over the past 22 years for PRTS is 33.95%.
  • The Selling, General & Administrative Expenses for PRTS have been equal to 0.00% of Gross Profit Margin.
  • The Research & Development expenses have been 1.55% of Revenue.
  • The Interest Expense is -16.95% of Operating Income.
  • The Net Earning history of PRTS is -1.22% of Total Revenues.
  • Per Share Earnings over the last 23 years have been positive in 9 years.

CarParts.com Stock Price Chart

Industry, Sector and Symbol

Stock Exchange: NASDAQ
Industry: Specialty Retail
Sector: Consumer Discretionary
Current Symbol: PRTS
CUSIP: 90343C
Website: carparts.com

Debt

Debt-to-Equity Ratio: 0
Current Ratio: 1.62
Quick Ratio: 0.5

Price-to-Earnings

Trailing P/E Ratio: 0
Forward P/E Ratio: 0

PRTS Technical Analysis vs Fundamental Analysis

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CarParts.com (PRTS) is a Sell

Is CarParts.com a Buy or a Sell?

  • CarParts.com stock is rated a Sell
    The current CarParts.com [PRTS] share price is $0.96. The Score for PRTS is 45, which is 10% below its historic median score of 50, and infers higher risk than normal.