Costco Wholesale Corporation
NASDAQCOST heads into its September 24 earnings print with the stock down nearly 7% over the past month, a freshly trimmed target from a bellwether firm, and the put/call ratio ticking back up from last week's neutral read. The analyst angle is the freshest development this week. The Street remains broadly constructive — 20 buys against 13 holds, with no sells — but BofA cut its target…
COST cost to borrow surges to 0.41% — up 118% over one week from a recent low of 0.14%.
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Read on ORTEX →Sign up for premiumCOST heads into its September 24 earnings print with the stock down nearly 7% over the past month, a freshly trimmed target from a bellwether firm, and the put/call ratio ticking back up from last week's neutral…
Snapshot as of 20 Sept 2026
COST enters the final stretch before its September 24 earnings with a clear about-face in options positioning — the sharp bullish signal that defined last week has faded, and the market is resettling into a more…
COST heads into its September 24 earnings window with its most striking signal coming not from short sellers — who are actually trimming — but from a sharp options repositioning that stands in direct contrast to where…
COST enters the final stretch before its September 24 earnings with a familiar tension intact: the stock is holding above the contested $951 breakout level, but bears who rebuilt positions sharply last week have not…
Costco enters the back half of the week having finally broken the stall that defined most of July — the stock closed at $966.58 on Tuesday, up 4% on the week and at its highest level since early June. The price action…
COST has bounced back from its mid-July lows, but the more interesting development is what's happening beneath the surface: shorts have now retreated to their lowest level since before the May earnings miss, options…
COST ends the week with an interesting split: the short retreat that has run since late June is still intact, yet borrow costs have jumped sharply off last week's near-zero floor. The most notable development this week…
COST is drifting sideways into the back half of June, with short sellers showing the first signs of fatigue even as the stock remains well below the levels most analysts consider fair value. The short-building story…
COST fell nearly 8% in the week after earnings. Now two of the three signals that fired during the selloff are reversing fast. The cost to borrow has plunged 57% in one week to just 0.16% annualised — the lowest level…
COST enters the week of its next earnings date with a striking reversal in options sentiment — and the question is whether that shift reflects genuine re-rating or simply relief after last week's post-earnings…
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