Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST)

NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real Time Price. Currency in USD

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533.66

-0.83

(-0.16%)

At close: 01:00PM EST

534.00

+0.34

(+0.06%)

After hours:

04:58PM EST

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Previous Close	534.49
Open	534.16
Bid	533.05 x 1100
Ask	536.68 x 900
Day's Range	533.07 - 535.80
52 Week Range	406.51 - 612.27
Volume	729,395
Avg. Volume	2,126,488

Market Cap	236.2B
Beta (5Y Monthly)	0.72
PE Ratio (TTM)	40.61
EPS (TTM)	13.14
Earnings Date	Dec 07, 2022 - Dec 12, 2022
Forward Dividend & Yield	3.60 (0.67%)
Ex-Dividend Date	Oct 27, 2022
1y Target Est	563.03

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