COST
Costco Wholesale Corp
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At CloseOct 30, 2026 4:56:30 PM EDT

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13 hr ago·u/Vane1st·r/dividends·a_btc_big_tech_portfolio_yields_under_1_if_you·Discussion·B

\~$1.1M portfolio: 1.25 BTC (\~$100k, largest position), mega-cap tech (NVDA, MSFT, AAPL, GOOGL, AMZN, META, AVGO, TSM), VOO/QQQ/VGT, blue chips (JPM, V, MA, BRK.B, COST, LLY, JNJ, KO, HD), plus a little SCHD and SGOV. Most top holdings yield under 1%, and BTC yields nothing. I'm up 54%, so any rotation means a tax bill. Goal: $30k/yr in dividends over the next few years without torching the gains. \- Sell BTC first since it pays nothing, or keep it as the growth sleeve and trim tech? \- Sell and rotate, or just redirect new money and dividends into SCHD and dividend growers? \- Which blue chips would you keep as-is?

sentiment 0.253

13 hr ago·u/zenpathfinder·r/Pmsforsale·wts_new_2027_110oz_britannia_silver_tubes_and·NEW ITEMS·B

sentiment 0.998

1 day ago·u/Severe_Chipmunk6340·r/Pmsforsale·wts_sigma_pmv_original·B

https://coindex.app/a/64u8ao Hey all! Recently acquired a Pro Mini so I’ve gotta sell this one. I’m selling at a loss so price is firm at $1070 + your choice of Priority or Registered Mail at cost! Shipped through USPS w/ tracking to CONUS, AT COST; insurance at buyer's expense; Pictures will be sent upon shipping, buyer assumes liability unless insurance is purchased! 💰Zelle, PPFF, Apple Pay, Venmo💰

sentiment -0.730

1 day ago·u/Dogdays71·r/dividends·build_a_dividend_growth_portfolio·C

Visa (V): 15.9%/yr growth, 0.65% yield, 22% payout, 17 straight raises. Payments toll road with huge margins and a lot of room to keep raising. (chartrow) Microsoft (MSFT): Raised its quarterly dividend 8% to $0.98 in September, its 17th straight annual raise. AI and cloud earnings growth makes the dividend safer every year. (optionfinance) (stock3) Mastercard (MA): 13.7%/yr growth, 18% payout. Same strengths as Visa and the lowest payout on this list. (chartrow) Eli Lilly (LLY): 15.2%/yr growth, 22% payout. Earnings from its obesity drugs should drive big future raises, though the yield is tiny. (chartrow) Aflac (AFL): 13.07% 5-year growth, about 26% payout, 43 years of raises through 2025, and the 2026 rate rose too. Rare mix of fast growth and a long track record. (beincrypto) Broadcom (AVGO): 12.5%/yr growth, 32% payout. AI chip cash flow funds the raises, but the stock is volatile. (chartrow) Costco (COST): 13.2%/yr growth, 27% payout. It also pays occasional special dividends on top. (chartrow) Lowe's (LOW): 14.9%/yr growth, 2.39% yield, 41% payout. A Dividend King with a real yield today. (chartrow) Snap-on (SNA): 14.7%/yr growth, 2.75% yield. Strong current income, but its tool sales rise and fall with the economy. (chartrow) KLA (KLAC): 16.1%/yr growth, 21% payout. Chip-equipment leader, but cyclical. (chartrow) ADP: 12.82% 5-year growth, plus a 51-year dividend record. Very steady, though the payout is higher at 59%. (7 Best Dividend Stocks in 2026: Yield, Growth, and Payout Strength Compared +2) Carlisle (CSL): 15.9%/yr growth, 26% payout, 30+ year streak. Under-the-radar compounder. (chartrow) MSCI: 18.2%/yr growth, 42% payout. Fast grower whose index fees bring in recurring revenue. (chartrow) Sherwin-Williams (SHW): 12.1%/yr growth, 30+ year streak. Steady, but housing-sensitive. (chartrow) Marsh (MRSH): 14.1%/yr growth, 1.97% yield. Insurance broker with defensive, steady demand. (chartrow) Allstate (ALL): 13.1%/yr growth, 8% payout. Lots of room to raise, but insurance results swing year to year. (chartrow) Motorola Solutions (MSI): 11.3%/yr growth, 36% payout. Government and public-safety contracts make it steady. (chartrow) Tractor Supply (TSCO): 23.5%/yr growth, 2.83% yield, but the stock is down 30.8% YTD. Fast raiser whose business has slowed. (chartrow) Comfort Systems (FIX): The fastest dividend grower at 40.4%/yr, but the yield is just 0.29% and the construction business is cyclical. (chartrow) (chartrow) Abbott (ABT): 10.4%/yr growth, 2.37% yield, 79% payout. Reliable, but its high payout limits how fast it can raise from here. (chartrow)

sentiment 0.984

2 days ago·u/All_YourBase·r/wallstreetbets·the_semis_and_hyperscaler_correlation_is_flawed·C

|Stock|YoY EPS growth|Trailing P/E|Forward P/E| |:-|:-|:-|:-| |PG|\-3.1%|24.4x|22.8x| |KO |\+12.3%|27.8x|27.1x| |PEP|\+51.2%|17.3x|16.2x| |COST|\+14.0%|48.8x|44.4x| |WMT|\+4.2%|44.8x|41.1x| |NVDA|\+125.3%|25.9x|16.9x| |MU|\+879.3%|11.9x|5.0x| |SNDK|N/M\*|9.3x|4.8x| |AMAT|\+38.3%|33.7x|22.1x| |AVGO|\+100.0%|41.6x|18.7x| This. Some examples. The highest P/E out of all of these if Costco. With 14% growth.

sentiment 0.382

2 days ago·u/Klutzy_Turnip_3011·r/Pmsforsale·wts_1000_flair_giveaway_tons_of_new_items_gold·NEW ITEMS·B

sentiment 0.995

2 days ago·u/greenpride32·r/stocks·stock_market_rocked_as_investors_dump_tech_shares·C

I have a portion of my portfolio in dividend stocks. But imagine paying 45-50 PE for WMT and COST with their high single digit to low double digit growth, over companies with 2-5x that growth rate and comparable or lower PE. One of these choices is going to return a lot more than the other. I'd even go as far as to argue you might get lucky if one of these options outperforms the broader market index.

sentiment 0.450

2 days ago·u/cybertruck_·r/TSLALounge·tsla_daily_thread_october_30_2026·C

COST 💪💪 gonna go grab a $1.50 hot dog + soda w/ free refill

sentiment 0.511

2 days ago·u/Original_Training786·r/stockstobuytoday·good_day_hows_everyone_doing·C

we might be scared to buy even WMT/COST stocks when AMZN reaches $125.

sentiment -0.296

2 days ago·u/Part_time_ogre·r/wallstreetbets·daily_discussion_thread_for_october_30_2026·C

COST and LLY are the only safe havens! Buy the stuff that makes people fat and the stuff that makes people skinny.

sentiment 0.571

2 days ago·u/Ashamed_Distance_144·r/investing·buying_the_dip_on_individual_stocks_or_adding_to·C

BRK has been running up as well as other defensive stocks like COST and WMT. Holding those tickers are great, but I don’t know that buying more now is the answer. When Mag7 goes back up, those tend to go back down. Seems like you’d be buying high all the time. Should be buying the dips when others are fearful.

sentiment 0.382

2 days ago·u/URMomPaysFirMyCalls·r/wallstreetbets·daily_discussion_thread_for_october_30_2026·C

COST PE 45 GOOG and AMAZON PE 15 Higher the PE the better. CRWD PE 4000. See what I mean

sentiment 0.652

2 days ago·u/No-Put2311·r/wallstreetbets·daily_discussion_thread_for_october_30_2026·C

I would go all in on $COST but the issue is they care too much about the customer so their stock doesn’t move lmfao

sentiment 0.876

2 days ago·u/Robot_of_Sherwood·r/RobinHood·daily_discussion_thread_october_30th_2026·C

sentiment -0.248

2 days ago·u/juste1221·r/wallstreetbets·how_it_feels_to_be_an_aapl_shareholder_right_now·C

41 P/E, 3.6 PEG, 11 P/S, and no major growth thesis or story aside from assuming stupid rich people will continue absorbing price hikes on $2000 phones and $5000 laptops every year. No clue how AAPL, COST, and WMT are considered safehavens at these ridiculous valuations. If the shit really hits fan like the AI doomsayers promise, ain't nobody going to pay Costco's $100/yr subscription for the privileged of buying paper towels, Walmart's revenue and profits with crater cause people will swap to the cheapest lowest margin shit available, and the annual i-device upgrades will be the first thing cut out. All their multiples will collapse into a black hole.

sentiment -0.652

3 days ago·u/QuoteMasterLT·r/Bogleheads·22_and_my_roth_ira_is_mostly_individual_stocks_i·Investing Questions·B

Hello! Need some advice on what to do with my Roth IRA. I’m 22, just started working full time in tech, and I have about $26k in a SoFi Roth that I've saved over the years. I’m not really an active investor. Over the past few years I bought a bunch of individual stocks, and now I’m realizing I’d be stuck monitoring all of them for decades. Here’s roughly how it breaks down: \~41% index ETFs: mostly VOO, plus some VXUS, SPGM, and ESGU \~57% individual stocks, 23 of them. Biggest are AMZN, AAPL, SOFI, MSFT, and GOOGL at around $1-2.5k each. Then smaller positions in WMT, SHW, COST, GM, TSLA, TTWO, BROS, INTC, MCD, FWONA, PPG, LRCX, NFLX, DIS, PTON, NKE, plus a couple other tiny ones \~2% AGG and BUG Some other context: I am contributing enough to my 401k to get the full employer contribution and my emergency fund is covered. My job and equity comp are both in tech, so I’m already pretty exposed there. The options I’m thinking about: 1. Sell everything and go VOO + VXUS 2. Keep a handful of stocks I really like, cap them at \~15-25% of the account, send all new money to index funds, and review the picks once a year 3. Leave it as is and just stop buying individual stocks The thing is I can honestly make a case for most of my stocks right now. But I know in 10-20 years some of them probably won’t be around, and holding them forever just because I bought them once feels kind of dumb. I’m also a little worried about how tech heavy the S&P 500 is right now, so I’ve been debating a bigger international slice than something like 80/20. Also, one thing I'm pretty confused about is that all of these individual stocks are ones that I picked because… I had a good vibe about them? I just picked companies that I personally believed in and everything has performed pretty well. No idea how or if I just got lucky? If anyone wants to explain how that happened would love to get some insight from people more knowledgeable than me! TL;DR: 22, $26k Roth that’s 57% individual stocks. Leaning towards keeping a few picks and moving everything else into VOO + VXUS, unless that’s a horrible idea and I should just go fully into index funds.

sentiment 0.933

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