On Thursday, the company said it will handle the extra costs tied to the current tariff regime and still deliver its full-year earnings targets.

Shares of Advance Auto Parts surged Thursday after the aftermarket car-parts retailer reaffirmed its fiscal-year guidance against a tumultuous macroeconomic backdrop. However, investors may want more evidence that the long-troubled company’s turnaround is finally working.

Truist raised its price target for Advance Auto stock on Thursday to $51 per share, which is only slightly more than the current $49 per share. The median price target is $40, which would have been decent before today’s 57% gain. Maybe there will be more price target raises to follow.