Advance Auto Parts (AAP) stock plummeted 5.07% during intraday trading on Friday, as investors weighed mixed analyst sentiment following the company's recent quarterly results.

While several analysts raised their price targets on the auto parts retailer after a better-than-expected Q1 performance, concerns about the sustainability of its turnaround and execution risks in a volatile consumer environment appear to have driven the sell-off. Morgan Stanley noted that while Q1 results were encouraging, investors still need to see sustained topline momentum and progress toward profitability and debt targets.

The firm highlighted that execution risk persists as the company navigates a more volatile consumer background, faces tougher comparisons in the second half, and sees pricing-related benefits roll off. Additionally, Goldman Sachs maintained its Sell rating on the stock, adding to the negative sentiment despite other firms raising their price targets.