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Costco NASDAQ: COST has been a big winner so far this year. Consumer staples stocks have generally had a good year, with the Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund NYSEARCA: XLP providing a total return of 15%.
Costco is experiencing a pullback post-earnings, triggering our buy on weakness signal, indicating a buying opportunity for portfolio managers. Long-term charts show recurring pullbacks in COST, an uptrend stock outperforming the market, with buyers consistently stepping in during these dips. Our PM Buy Pattern report and SA Quant ratings show a Hold signal, but Wall St. analysts rate COST as a Buy, supporting portfolio inclusion.
24/7 Wall St. Insights Costco Wholesale Corp. (NASDAQ: COST) already sells gold and silver bars, and now it sells platinum bars too.
Costco has jumped into selling a new precious metal: 1-ounce platinum bars, according to a Wednesday report from Fortune.
There's good reason to believe this warehouse retailer will still be thriving in 10 years.
Costco (COST) has started selling 1-ounce platinum bars on its website, adding to its existing gold and silver offerings.