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TheStreet.com  Nov 20  Comment 
Here's what some of our market pros are saying and playing.
StreetInsider.com  Nov 20  Comment 
Visit StreetInsider.com at http://www.streetinsider.com/Earnings/America%27s+Car-Mart+%28CRMT%29+Posts+Q2+EPS+of+%240.53%2C+Beats+by+11c/5129037.html for the full story.
BusinessWeek  Nov 18  Comment 
This used-car retailer has done well through the recession and has a habit of beating analyst forecasts
Bloomberg  Oct 19  Comment 
I have nothing against large companies, but my heart belongs to small-cap value stocks.
Motley Fool  Sep 28  Comment 
Beat the market, and the world will beat a path to your door.
Stock Blog Hub  Sep 23  Comment 
America's Car Mart Inc (CRMT) has just announced another earnings surprise and shares have taken off. Company Description America's Car-Mart operates used car dealerships in the U.S., primarily in smaller cities and rural areas. Locations are...
Motley Fool  Sep 22  Comment 
No clunkers here, folks. Move along.
Stock Blog Hub  Sep 11  Comment 
America's Car-Mart Inc. (CRMT) saw revenues leap 10.7% in the first quarter as same store sales also jumped 8.4%. The company has surprised on estimates the last 4 quarters by an average of 17.82%. CRMT has attractive value characteristics, with a...
Motley Fool  Sep 2  Comment 
Volvo cars may be boxy, but they're square meals for Sirius XM.
Samurai Trader  Sep 1  Comment 
Buried down on page 2 of the new highs list was CRMT, the only earnings breakout that I am aware of. This formed a short cup and handle pattern (which is probably too short to be a proper cup and handle), the IBD buy point being the high of the...
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America's Car-Mart was founded in 1981. They presently have 92 locations in Arkansas, Alabama, Oklahoma, Missouri, Kansas, Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee and Texas, Car-Mart (CRMT)provides affordable used vehicles for the proletariat. With over 36,000 customers (many repeats, according to Car-Mart) this company has managed to maintain success by operating in smaller towns, internally financing most of the vehicles it sells and fostering unique sales system that at times borders on barter.

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At CRMT, buyers can pay their vehicle loans weekly, biweekly and monthly. If the buyer is short on cash, Car-Mart will place the vehicle in a layaway plan that allows payments of up to six weeks on one's down payment. Car-Mart trades for just about anything of value, from electronics, to household appliances, even farm animals, making this one-of-a-kind company part auto dealer, part loan company, part pawn shop and part rendering factory. Perfect for the small-town southern and south central U.S.




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