Shares of Costco (COST) have delivered impressive returns, climbing about 40% over the past year, outpacing the S&P 500 Index’s ($SPX) 24.2% gain. This growth in Costco stock reflects its ability to grow its same-store sales,

Costco didn't become the nation's biggest warehouse club by thinking small or playing it safe, and the chain has no plans to start now. Rather than sit on its lead against chief rivals Sam's Club

Costco keeps increasing sales like clockwork, but the stock is incredibly expensive. Home Depot shares trade at a cheaper valuation, but the company’s financials have taken a hit. Investors looking for businesses they could hold for the long haul should prioritize companies that have staying power -- ones that face a minimal threat of disruption.

Key Takeaways Oppenheimer analysts stuck with their "outperform" rating on Costco Wholesale on Thursday after the retailer posted strong December sales numbers.Catalysts for Costco's shares "include a potential stock split,

Shares of Costco Wholesale (NASDAQ: COST) jumped 38.8% in 2024, according to data from S&P Global Market Intelligence. The famous membership-based retailer had another solid year opening new stores and growing its footprint in the e-commerce market.

Here's what happened the last time Costco stock was this expensive. Before we look to the past, let's address a potential objection to the premise that Costco stock is expensive. The reality is that Costco stock is more expensive than it's been since April 1999,