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943.656
+13.996+1.51%

Trading Mar 31 15:29 ET

418.68BMarket Cap55.09P/E (TTM)

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CNBCMar 29 12:56 ET
Insider Trades: McDonald's, Costco Among Notable Names This Week
Seeking AlphaMar 29 11:03 ET
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BenzingaMar 28 11:31 ET
Insider Sale: Executive Vice President of $COST Sells 1,100 Shares
Quiver QuantitativeMar 27 17:31 ET
Vita Coco Defends Itself After Short Report; Evercore ISI Backs Its Bullish View
Seeking AlphaMar 27 06:54 ET

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CHFANTA

4 hours ago

$Costco (COST.US)$ seems strong

frogoracletrading

Mar 30 20:42

$COST Support / Resistance Levels

Here are the levels to watch as COST tests the waters over the the 90 day POC. Needs to clear 944.28 to get to clearer waters. Open GAP @ 920 to the downside worth keeping and eye on if market is weak.
$Costco (COST.US)$

Mstr200276

Mar 27 01:45

$Costco (COST.US)$ 920 lets gooo🩸🩸🩸

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Mar 19 18:59

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Mar 19 03:14

Columns Valuation Matters: History Proves It

It's widely known that buying quality companies is a sound strategy, but many forget that valuation is just as important.
In the late 1990s, both stocks traded at high P/E ratios—Costco above 30 and Walmart above 40. Investors paid a premium, expecting continued growth. But what followed was over a decade of stagnation. Walmart’s stock didn’t break out of its range until 2011. Costco, despite strong business growth, stayed flat until 2010. The issue wasn’t t...