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COSTCO Stock Analysis: 571$ Fair Value - DCF, Graham, Fear & Greed, DuPont

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COSTCO Stock Analysis: 571$ Fair Value - DCF, Graham, Fear & Greed, DuPont

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COSTCO Stock Analysis: 571$ Fair Value - DCF, Graham, Fear & Greed, DuPont

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YOLO on $COST. You know that hotdog’s going to $2.50 🌭

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Understanding the correct application of Price Implied Expectations (PIE)

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Calls on $COST

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As I've said before, Disney will completely cease to exist early this year.

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Disney will completely cease to exist early this year.

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Are my investments smart?

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Anyone know anything about TXRH?

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Portfolio setup

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Pick your 5 growth stocks for 2024

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Bad omen? Puts? $COST

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Low cost hedge- Capping downside while maintaining upside with QQQ? Am I overlooking anything?

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Costco Q1 2024 Earnings Takeaways $COST

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Wash Sale/tax-saving strategy for the year-end

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The biggest lesson that I've learned in my 10 year investing career.

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Will COST stock price drop $15 after special dividend day?

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Reminder: Costco ex-dividend date for special dividend 12/27

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$COST Jan 2026 Leaps and CC

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$COST Bulls Eating af

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Is COST worth of holding?

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Why COST calls might be the play today for earnings

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What is a good strike price for 0DTE COST calls?

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COSTCO Earnings--ChatGPT Says Calls OR Puts, then Says Calls

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Economic Events and Notable Earnings for the week starting 12-11

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How to gain 3x with Adobe (ADBE) earnings today

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How to gain 3x with Adobe (ADBE) earnings today

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Electronic Arts (EA) DCF Analysis

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DOCU Earnings Alert: Everything you need to know 🚀🔥

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Disney will completely cease to exist soon after this year.

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Disney will completely cease to exist soon after this year.

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Is INTC (Intel) undervalued?

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Polo Ralph Lauren(RL) DCF Analysis

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HEAVY CAUTION!!! Closing a Short Put Option deep ITM...

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currently seeking advice

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I'm bully on $UBER and $LYFT but mostly UBER. Why? ....(Edited Repost with Positions-Per Moderator Request)

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i need help with what i should do here

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what are you guys getting in/ already in as of now

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currently am in $VOO, $ASO $SONY, and $COST

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I’m just starting to invest and i’m 17 so far i’ve put into $ASO $SONY and $COST

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Apple(AAPL) DCF Analysis

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Unfortunate Buying Opportunities

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Down 12k in 20 minutes. Disregarded my rules and lost 30% of my gains this year.

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McDonald (MCD) DCF Analysis

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9/27/2023 - Monthly put credit spread to sell with highest ROC sorted by %OTM

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Costco (COST): The Good, the Bad and the Ugly from Costco's Earnings Call

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The Important News from the Stock Market Today (09/26/2023)

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COST to the Moon? YOLO Time As Earnings Drop Today 🚀

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Fast Retailing DCF Analysis: Uniqlo

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Hopefully a redditor (?) can provide input -- JPY:USD spot forex position fully hedged via CME JPY

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Time to pack it up boys. Calls on $COST

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Match Group (MTCH) DCF Analysis: Tinder, Hinge and OkCupid DCF.

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Old Fidelity account, no idea what to do with it.

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Duolingo (DUOL) DCF Analysis

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Hai Di Lao (HKG:6862) DCF Analysis: China's Best Hotpot Chain.

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Quora user: "Warren Buffett is not the nice grandpa you think he is!"

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PUTS on $COST they replaced the strawberry smoothie with this mango smoothie 🤮

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Grab(GRAB) DCF Analysis: Southeast Asia's Uber

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Grab (GRAB) DCF Analysis: Southeast Asia's Uber

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Holy shit. Costco Karen came into my self checkout line to intercept scanning my Costco membership from my Google wallet,

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🚨Apes this is a public announcement🚨AMC is Officially #2 out of 7,667 companies, Worldwide, for COST TO BORROW share rates 🚀 Battle of the apes: Buy hodl drs! Apes together strong 💪 🦍

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Hey Dipshits

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$BOF new Peru manufacturing facility with help increase production and the bottom line

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If Depreciation is MUCH higher than PP&E does it mean that the company will be incurring a big CAPEX spending very soon?

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If Depreciation is MUCH higher than PP&E does it mean that the company will be incurring a big CAPEX spending very soon?

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$BOF launches new snack product with $COST

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Collagen supplement promoted by Jennifer Aniston recalled from $COST shelves; pieces of a broken plastic lid contaminated the product!

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Frozen Strawberries at $COST recalled due to Hepatitis A Contamination!

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How would you design your portfolio if your aim was to have the dividends from each company cover your purchases from that company?

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Beyond Meat (BYND) DCF Analysis

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Google(GOOG) DCF: AI

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10 stocks for the next 10 years. What’s your pick?

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COST Earnings is Today! What are we gonna do?

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$COST Earnings tomorrow!

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Costco puts for earnings

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Options selling and risk management

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This is the last time I try to help you all, after this I'm just here LOL with you Apes

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Costco (COST) Technical Analysis Help Desired

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2023-05-17 Wrinkle Brain Plays

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ONCS Dilution withdrawn, FDA meeting.. MAY and over 573% COST TO BORROW.. FILL THAT GAP!

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What do you think is the upcoming sector to rise?

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Netflix (NFLX) DCF Analysis.

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$PXMD - 66% SHORT / 375% COST TO BORRW / #3 on Fintel - TIME TO RUN AGAIN

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Costco March Sales Disappoint

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$TOPS - UPDATED DILIGENCE - ENTERING STAGE 5 ELLIOT WAVE / 300% COST TO BORROW / OVER 40% SHORT / MASSIVE FTDs DUE THIS WEEK

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$TOPS - 300% COST TO BORROW / OVER 40% SHORT / MASSIVE FTDs DUE THIS WEEK – OLD RUNNER!

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Nike Reporting Q3 Today - This is why I'm getting puts.

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$PXMD - 480% COST TO BORROW / OVER 50% SHORT / MASSIVE FTDs DUE THIS WEEK - ROCKET TIME LADS!

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$PXMD - #1 SQUEEZE PLAY / OVER 50% SHORT / 400% COST TO BORROW / MASSIVE FTDs

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What would you do with 200k?

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Advice on investing 200k in HYSA

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Sell Google?

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Dow Jones Rises After Key Economic Data; AI Stock Soars 23% On 'Dramatic Change' In Sentiment

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$COST (Costco Latest Earnings) EPS Beat but Sales Miss. Sales +6.48%, Operating Income +5%, Net Income +12.86%

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$COST (Costco Latest Earnings) EPS Beat but Sales Miss. Sales +6.48%, Operating Income +5%, Net Income +12.86%

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Costco misses revenue estimates as demand slows

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Costco Q2 Earnings: Stock slips after mixed results

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Am I screwed? $COST 😭

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$SINT 70% SHORT - NEW NUMBER 1 on MARKETWATCH - S3 also showing 70% short - 300% BORROWING COST on FIDELITY

Mentions

Owned both, plus TGT. COST for too high for me. Sold out of it. Stayed in WMT. Bought into TGT with the summer of 22 dip. Only had about $600-$1,500 in each.

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Disclaimer: I own COST shares. Let's see what Costco has: 99% of the time has cheaper gas than nearby gas stations. $5 rotisserie chicken, $1.50 hotdog and other very affordable food court food. Customer loyalty WAYYYY better shopping experience than fucking Walmart Costco most of the time is fucking packed, especially on the Weekends. Shit gets crazy Has international exposure I would much rather pay $60 to shop at Costco then to shop at Walmart. Just isn't a great experience. Don't see how you can't go wrong with investing in both. I personally would not bet against Costco. There's a reason why 129.5 million people pay Costco to have access to shop there instead of just going to Walmart for free.

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I have WMT. I think it will perform better than COST. WMT just had split. COST has increased significantly in last few years so it's relatively expensive. We might have a recession soon.

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COST is the far superior business and customer experience.

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All the COST I have been in have been clean , brightly lit and pleasant to shop in ( apart from the crowds of course) and that was not the case in the admittedly only BJ I visited.

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Interesting, the last BJ I went into ( NYS) was awful, dimly lit store, half the variety of COST and minimal well known/ brand names.

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COST , because WMT business model is to destroy local businesses until they are the dominant player.

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Right now, neither. P/E ratio over 40 for COST, and nearly 30 for WMT. COST is a better run company and will do better in the long term(the membership model is really one of the best), but that P/E ratio is just too high for me to even touch that company

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COST is better than Walmart or Amazon right now, better pricing power more diversified than Walmart, and lower overhead than Amazon

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WMT includes a version of COST. Costco has a cult following but it’s honestly not any different than Sam’s.

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I own both. I understand your logic above. But if you look at past performance, COST has absolutely trounced WMT. That doesn’t mean it always will but I’m glad I have put more into COST every chance I had but haven’t put as much into WMT. One simply outperforms the other.

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I think both are good companies with COST being more expensive because there's more expectation for growth. With that said, I don't see any reason to own either over the index as I don't expect a higher risk adjusted return than the index provides.

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Those individual stock you have are all fairly good stocks. If you believe in them, continue holding onto it or add more. I personally have a smaller stock basket of (MSFT, AAPL, NVDA, COST, and AMD). Then every pay check I put it across 85% VTI and 15% SCHG. Haven’t added to my stock pile in years and only been pumping VTI and SCHG.

I agree with you entirely actually, but I have the different conclusion. I think Feds choose doing hyperflation if it means propping up the market in the medium to longer-term. The Pelosis, Powells, Barkers, Yellens, Mnuchins, Macrons, Newsoms, Johnsons, Buffets, Gates, Musks, Bezos, etc etc all have immense amounts of wealth tied up in the market: making number go up is a bipartisan act -- one of the only things all politicians agree on actually. The important thing is for market equities hyperflation needs to outpace commodity hyperflation. Yeah a hamburger is going to cost $392 bucks, but it's ok because $COST will be worth 92320 a share

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If you're going to have a bunch (say more than 9), you might as well just dump money into VOO or other ETFs that aggregate to your preference. I mean that's generally the smart thing is just dumping your "real" money into VOO or VUG and sitting on it. Bulk of mine is VGT and then a lot into $COST (with a DCA of 180) as my "real". Then I speculate with "funny money" on 2-4 through options or some medium-term flipping ...But this ain't /r/investing bud, we're here to lose money, not make it. So as many or as little as you want and 10x leveraged balls-deep to the gut

Hey guys, what do you think about my portfolio? Currently looking to invest for the 6-8 years time horizon minimum. All stocks will be evenly allocated. 1. AAPL (Apple) 2. COST (Costco) 3. AME (AMETEK, Inc) 4. MSFT (Microsoft) 5. NVDA (NVDIA) 6. SWPPX (mutual fund)

This is a great line to bring out anytime someone’s favorite company is priced unreasonably.  Apparently it’s also not a great way to value CLX, BROS, COST, WMT, CMG, etc. 

Since I got downvoted for my previous comment let me clarify. WHEN you decide to sell your shares your brokerage will have an option or at least should have an option called COST BASIS METHOD. The default for my Schwab account is FIRST IN FIRST OUT. You want to make sure this cost basis method is selected when you sell your 75 shares so that you are selling 75 of the first 100 shares you acquired 18 months ago & by doing so will benefit from the LONG TERM CAPITAL GAINS treatment which is only 15% vs. SHORT TERM CAPITAL GAINS treatment which is a higher tax obligation on you.

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Yeah I hold both as my 'safe' investments. It's always really funny to me how much that $COST has been my best investment by far -- mine went up an easy 200% in under 3 years which is absolutely absurdly crazy for a *"slow boring boomer brick & mortar"* store that "Investment" Experts were proclaiming were dying out for years and years and how Amazon is putting them all out of business. But anyways I was referring to that just because it was getting hugely overbought in the lead-up to earnings and even though it beat, it still dropped (which was kinda obvious) just from shear amount of overbuying. And yeah Netflix has some iffy volatility for what is otherwise a very stable business and a fortune 50. I do think Netflix has sort of peaked in terms of how many consumers its going to get, and now it's merely a question of how much they want to burn money on content measured against subscription hikes while balancing the two. Those are fairly easy numbers to price in so it should be a bit more stable than it has been. They've been focusing on cheap reality tv (love is blind, the circle, too hot to handle, singles inferno, love island, all those korean dating shows, etc) and stand-up comedian specials so those are cheap to produce/license, and not so much "traditional content". I don't think they're happy with how much Stranger Things costs now and want to avoid making more ST-esque mistakes.

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They'll just very narrowly meet/exceed the expectations, but unless it blows expectations big time out of the way and comes in with huge guidance (not likely given content quality decline/rate hikes), it's likely to pull back 3 - 10% and then recover toward next earnings. This happened with Netflix previously several times in the past. It's overbought ala $COST Premiums are way too much to be worth doing either way unless you're going balls deep in expecting big selloffs (not impossible but not likely to be the big move you need to make it worth it). Better off selling options and collecting if anything

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If you could PERFECTLY time their bottoms what TWO stocks are loading the truck with ? For me probably MSFT and COST --

!banbet COST 750 3d

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>IMF'S GEORGIEVA SAYS PARAMOUNT FOR IMF TO BE ABLE TO OFFER LOW-COST FINANCING TO LOW-INCOME COUNTRIES I feel like we hear this non-stop

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Should I buy the 40 COST 740 Cs that I sold for $8.70 back for the bargain basement price of $3.50?

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COST baybeyyyy

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I think I’m down like $18 on a couple of COST shares. Bought after the sell off post earnings and as they say, the dip kept dipping.

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Man those F and CVS numbers... Crazy that they're flat the last 6. Ticker Symbol: F P/E: 11.73 P/E Rank: 82.36 P/S: 0.28 P/S Rank: 95.62 P/B: 1.17 P/B Rank: 77.00 P/FCF: 7.50 P/FCF Rank: 86.57 SHYield: 6.20% SHYield Rank: 84.57 EV/EBITDA: 14.60 EV/EBITDA Rank: 59.93 Overall Score: 486.04 6 month price momentum: 4.44% Ticker Symbol: CVS P/E: 10.61 P/E Rank: 85.27 P/S: 0.24 P/S Rank: 96.64 P/B: 1.16 P/B Rank: 77.35 P/FCF: 8.31 P/FCF Rank: 83.53 SHYield: 5.57% SHYield Rank: 81.41 EV/EBITDA: 8.38 EV/EBITDA Rank: 81.64 Overall Score: 505.84 6 month price momentum: -4.31% Ticker Symbol: WSO P/E: 30.85 P/E Rank: 53.07 P/S: 2.27 P/S Rank: 47.63 P/B: 7.39 P/B Rank: 18.08 P/FCF: 31.39 P/FCF Rank: 47.44 SHYield: 2.34% SHYield Rank: 60.10 EV/EBITDA: 19.76 EV/EBITDA Rank: 48.22 Overall Score: 274.53 6 month price momentum: 3.72% Ticker Symbol: COST P/E: 47.85 P/E Rank: 44.36 P/S: 1.30 P/S Rank: 68.20 P/B: 15.62 P/B Rank: 10.50 P/FCF: 52.30 P/FCF Rank: 40.49 SHYield: 2.86% SHYield Rank: 63.82 EV/EBITDA: 29.21 EV/EBITDA Rank: 41.61 Overall Score: 268.99 6 month price momentum: 32.26% Ticker Symbol: TSCO P/E: 24.27 P/E Rank: 60.50 P/S: 1.82 P/S Rank: 55.88 P/B: 12.30 P/B Rank: 12.01 P/FCF: 45.55 P/FCF Rank: 41.98 SHYield: 4.00% SHYield Rank: 72.33 EV/EBITDA: 16.60 EV/EBITDA Rank: 54.38 Overall Score: 297.09 6 month price momentum: 19.86% Ticker Symbol: HEI P/E: 62.79 P/E Rank: 41.19 P/S: 8.18 P/S Rank: 17.47 P/B: 8.12 P/B Rank: 16.75 P/FCF: 61.45 P/FCF Rank: 38.87 SHYield: 0.11% SHYield Rank: 39.68 EV/EBITDA: 34.86 EV/EBITDA Rank: 39.62 Overall Score: 193.59 6 month price momentum: 13.72% Ticker Symbol: JNJ P/E: 26.45 P/E Rank: 57.57 P/S: 3.82 P/S Rank: 32.02 P/B: 5.16 P/B Rank: 25.09 P/FCF: 19.47 P/FCF Rank: 59.87 SHYield: 0.86% SHYield Rank: 47.38 EV/EBITDA: 11.79 EV/EBITDA Rank: 68.66 Overall Score: 290.60 6 month price momentum: -5.54%

Can you run: F, CVS, WSO, COST, TSCO, HEI, JNJ?

You need to stop investing in shit stocks. Buy some COST calls that expire right before their next earnings on May 30th, 2024. You will be guaranteed to make money. Follow my wisdom. I don't lose on option trades. https://preview.redd.it/j4jkwe5d78uc1.png?width=1566&format=png&auto=webp&s=a8850a19c813d46c28b559d872cede4cde6440b5

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lmfao COST is selling $200M/month of gold bars? what the actual fuck

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Buy COST here. It doesn't care about Iran. Earnings aren't until later than the Mag 7. You can get the 4/26 Cs at a good premium. It's recovering to at least 731 EOD.

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Calls on $COST

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COST, did it

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Good.luck getting AU at COST... They're always sold out.

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V 30% U 37% COST 26% Typical holding period 30-90days (corp policy enforce min holding period while at a profit) Current strategy involves mainly blue chip at big sector (tech/fin) with some smaller cap as I see fit. Started a year ago. Any insights would be appreciated.

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!banbet COST 750 1w

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Some of the Mag 7 stocks... ARM, CVNA, PLTR, COST, CMG... any maturing company with low growth with a P/E over 30... and any large-crap company at all with P/S ratio over 25 (ARM especially).

My last 2000 CAD went into 2 shares of COST.

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"Expensive" meaning $728 or a PE over 40? https://etfdb.com/stock/COST/ The top three ETFs holding COST performed worse than a savings account the past year, even while COST is +50%. You could try QQQM or PWB or maybe NUGO.

(COST)

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Investor: “Mr. CEO, what specifics can you offer on your (insert company BU) moving into the back half of the year?” CEO: *Ahem* - “COST CUTTING AND AI.” Investors: “YES! FINALLY! ITS WHAT WE WANTED ALL ALONG!!!”

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COST needs to pump to $1000

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Enjoying the little bump from COST March sales looked solid and a dividend increase announcement.

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Two hot dogs and sodas at COST

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COST is my inflation play apparently.

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Bag holding is BBAI stock -37% LLY stock -1% RKLB -12% ZTS -1% PANW -3% COST -1.5% A whole bunch of other stocks that I sold at +/- 1% after holding a horizontal line. Worst hit so far was CCL calls before earnings. They only went down. I luckily got out at -80% and they basically went to 0 the day after. My only really big win was NKE puts. Which was also a move directed by this sub and I was up 120% on that trade.

COST doesn't fuck around with inflation 

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Wow.....is it past market close already? How the time flies and how in that time we learn out place in the world. For example, you learned your place today. AT MY GODAMN FEET BECAUSE I AM THE FUCKING MASTER AND YOU ARE JUST A STUDENT IN MY MOTHERFUCKING DOJO OF WEEDSTOCKS!!!! I AM A WEEDSTOCK GOD! THE GOLDEN GOD! MY PUTS PAID OUT TODAY WHILE YOUR FAITH IN YOUR SHARES COST YOU DEARLY!!!! KNOW YOUR GODDAMN PLACE AND DONT EVER QUESTION ME AGAIN!!!!!

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COST is a beautiful stock. Look at it's correction from the low of the day. Better than MSFT. Better than GOOG. I made $2000.00 on this move up from 707. https://preview.redd.it/11zalp7orhtc1.png?width=792&format=png&auto=webp&s=c64a9549f2f3f6ed711c82ea46fd2066652d856f

This is me. Special thanks goes to COST, S, PATH, LULU, MTN and anyone else who beat earnings but sucked guidance dicks..

COST selling $200 million in gold bars each month !!

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Is anyone playing WFDC this earnings? I can't decide on puts or calls. On one hand, it's done quite well the last three, on the otherhand, I bought heavy into $COST on the same assumption and got absolutely destroyed.

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V was a pretty obvious short. COST, ADBE, AMD next

600 shares and like a dozen call options. My last big play was COST and we all know how that turned out

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This sounds like a cope Sincerely, my fat gains I made from NVDA and COST this year and last year

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Last week I did really well. This week, I'm entering my Bill O'Reilly phase. After hopping into any play: *FUCKING THING SUCKS! FUCK IT, WE'LL DO IT LIVE! ILL COST AVERAGE DOWN AND WE'LL DO IT LIVE, FUCK IT!*

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How do people lose money trading options? I made $1404.00 today on GOOG, AAPL and COST. I only trade options in a cash account so I never over trade. I try to only trade in the first hour. I only buy after the second consecutive green one minute candle (of sufficient size) has been green for 30 seconds. I've never held an option overnight. https://preview.redd.it/q9tw9fj8qatc1.png?width=1585&format=png&auto=webp&s=8ad7bbce24fe0dcca44dbe2c73370615b8a5cf31

How do people lose money trading options? I've never lost any money trading options. I made $1404.00 today on GOOG, AAPL and COST. I only trade options in a cash account so I never over trade. I try to only trade in the first hour. I only buy after the second consecutive green one minute candle (of sufficient size) has been green for 30 seconds. I've never held an option overnight. I've never had a day where I've lost money trading options. https://preview.redd.it/jkyeh11xpatc1.png?width=1585&format=png&auto=webp&s=7bce5edf7324e9605a8060be85ca2487146b642e

COST AMD V and ADBE all look like they're gonna fall off a cliff but the MAG names minus AAPL all look pretty solid. Feels like the first few dominoes are headed down but the market won't have too much of a dump yet

Who wouldn’t sell at 35-40% gain returns. It’s called trading for a reason 🫡🤷🏽‍♂️ I may regarded but not that regarded like most on here. I’ll wait for a re entry on anything before hoping on. ![img](emote|t5_2th52|29637) currently liking SPY and some COST or NVDA

!Banbet COST 750 1w

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Calls On COST and suburban fat chicks https://abcnews.go.com/GMA/Food/costco-launches-weight-loss-programs-include-ozempic-wegovy/story?id=108786753

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!banbet COST 735 1w

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!banbet COST $735 1 week

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I need to cut 3 of my positions, which 3 would you sell? Brk.b 17% (+30%) LULU 12% (-10%) Meta 11.5% (+191%) COST 11.15% (+32%) AMZN 11.6% (+77%) GOOG 6% (+39%) MSFT 5.5% (+50.55%) AAPL 5% (+6%) V 4% (+23%) GXO 4% (-1.44%) WMT 3% (+19%) PEP 3% (-7%) J&J, HIMs, KO & cash for the rest.

AMZN should be in there, cut out TSLA completely and reduce COST.

COST is a hold right now... Great bussiness plan that continues to pay off. They are cracking down on membership sharing and food court non members which will pay off in the end. However with New CEO and CFO things might change. Time will tell

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12.4% average margin, which is solid. Holy batman I didn't realize how much their margin took a hit during COVID (makes sense, still surprising to me) https://ycharts.com/companies/COST/gross_profit_margin

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Kenny polcari says yes, he is pretty good. COST aswell

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Thin margins is the selling point of COST. I would never sell if I owned it. I won't buy COST unless there is a severe market correction. COST is an amazing company. People will always have to buy food and they offer great values.

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I've held COST for nearly 10 years and am up over 350%. Analysts still see an upside. Buy and hold

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I bought COST a few years ago when I saw some videos of people in China practically stampeding through a new store opening Black Friday style. Not a solid investing thesis, I know, but I'm glad I did. Small % of my portfolio but I don't plan on selling any time soon

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COST would moon if they bring back the combo pizza. I'd pay 15 for a combo!

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If your timeframe is years, until something changes COST is always a buy under the 200sma. I personally wouldn’t buy it here though. The valuation looks pretty stretched.

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Isn't AI buying up everything in the world? AI will drive $COST up to $3000

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You just showed me and everyone else how LITTLE you understand economics. Do you even have any idea what a rate cut is and how it affects the market?Interest rates set by the Federal reserve and DIRECTLY AFFECT THE COST OF MONEY. You have a long tough life ahead of you being that stupid. Obviously you are brain damaged, probably some autistic 19 year old going to community college.

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COST refuses to pump

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The play today is COST. It bounced nicely off of 700, and will do the same today back into the 715 region. Easy money.

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COST announced they will sell weight loss pills! In honor of the news, COST shed 4% this week!

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guh I'm down 4k under my principal. $COST isn't treating me well.

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COST is so easy to trade

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The amount of frozen pizzas i’ve eaten since being single is astounding. Calls on COST

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I’ve been retired for 26 years. My IRA balance is a good deal higher than it was when I retired. I have managed my investments and RMDs myself throughout. With a very few exceptions, my account has been 57% SPY and 38% QQQ. I’ve set aside 5% or less for speculation on stocks that I think will outperform the remainder of my holdings. Right now, I am studying COST, MA and NVDA.

Why is COST not pumping anymore? Did one of you not pay your membership fee?

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You know out of my recent stonk purchases I did not foresee GTE to be the one mooning and COST being the one sent straight to hell

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Calls on $COST and $NVO!

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Trading food addiction for drug dependency is not a win. Unless you got COST calls, that is.

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To have good insurance, you need to have a good job. Costco is monetizing the fat poors and the poor fats with this move, which is capitalist as fuck. COST & NVO calls FTW.

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oh shit, COST > AAPL by May

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$179 a year x ~ 300 million Americans = COST > AAPL by June

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I dreamed of some sweet wieners last night. All in on $COST.

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Puts on COST. LLY's stuff is better and you can get that at WMT.

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Another thing OP forgot to mention is the extremely high cost to borrow fees. In the words of WSB legend which I’ll leave unnamed but his name rhymes with delly, “LOOK AT THE COST TO BORROW FEE”. Shorts are not in a pleasantly position. Good luck to all 🚀

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As someone bagholding COST 750's into worthlessness, 720 weeklies are unironically cheap af.

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I bought COST way before pandemic. During pandemic, stock price did not drop below my purchase price at all. Kinda regret not buying more back then, haven’t bought another share since. It’s a good company, expanding internationally.

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I bought COST during the pandemic as a long term hold. It has done well and I have no plans to sell. I haven’t bought more, but that’s just because I have made other picks and am happy with my holding.

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