For most investors, earnings season is the pinnacle of each quarter. This is the six-week period where most S&P 500 companies lift their proverbial hoods and give investors an up-close look at their operating performance.
As Costco prepares to report quarterly results Thursday, Wall Street analysts generally have had nice things to say — but some still question how long the company can keep investors happy.
Costco's decision to open stores early for executive members wasn't guaranteed to be a success. Foot traffic data indicates the move is looking like a big win for the wholesale club.
Costco (NASDAQ: COST) is scheduled to release its fiscal fourth quarter 2025 results on Thursday, September 25. Analysts predict earnings of $5.81 per share on revenue of $86.11 billion, reflecting a 10% EPS increase and an 8% revenue growth compared to last year's earnings of $5.29 per share on $79.70 billion.
Costco shares may be in for a bout of volatility some analysts think could give investors a chance to snag a stock poised to deliver “sustainable” results.
Costco Wholesale (COST 0.01%) shares have been on a strong multiyear run, but have pulled back slightly recently, making it a good time to take a look at the stock.
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