Looks like Costco is doing well - earnings from yesterday look great.
- sales jump 8%
- membership club may actually benefit from tariff volatility due to offering stabilizing bulk discounts
- managed to rush shipments ahead of tariffs, reducing costs for consumers for a period of time
EPS is at $4.28 vs $4.24 expected
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/05/29/costco-cost...
Costco Wholesale
COST
trading on NASDAQ
since 1982
$951.77
(Δ 0.01%
)
+$0.09
since open
Costco is a membership based warehouse retailer that sells a limited selection of bulk, high quality products at low prices, deriving a significant portion of its profits from annual membership fees rather than merchandise markups, which fosters strong customer loyalty and high sales volume.
type | open | high | low |
market cap |
volume |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
stock | $950.36 | $954.75 | $947.51 | $435.53B | 1.12M |
eps | p/e | p/s |
operating margin |
profit margin |
yield |
+$4.29 | 60.16 | 6.70 | 4.00% | 3.01% | 0.55% |
Costco is the only place where you can buy a 10 pound tub of peanut butter, a kayak, and a casket, all before noon. Every earnings call should just be the CFO saying, “People really like hot dogs,” and the stock goes up 5%. If Costco ever starts a religion, I’m converting.