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Markets rallied to end the week but there was no Santa Claus rally this year; however analysts remain optimistic about the outlook for stocks in 2025

Costco stock is still up about 42% in 2024 and despite sticky inflation there are several reasons to believe that COST stock is still a buy.

Both Walmart and Costco are well-positioned to deliver solid results in 2025 and could continue to outperform the broader equity markets.

Casey's General Stores, Broadcom, and Costco are high on the list of stocks that might split in 2025 because of a high and rising share price.

Retail stocks present significant growth opportunities as consumer behavior evolves, particularly during the holiday season. Therefore, it could be wise to watch top retail stocks such as Costco Wholesale (COST), Target Corp (TGT), and Walmart (WMT). Keep reading….

Costco is a best-in-breed retailer set up to pay a special dividend early in 2026. Analysts are lifting their price targets and see it heading higher in 2025.

Trading close to all-time highs, Costco stock is priced at a lofty multiple and faces some company-specific near-term headwinds.

Costco reported 7.1% higher comp sales for its fiscal Q1 ending November and strong free cash flow margins, pushing COST stock's value higher. One way to play this is to sell short OTM puts for a lower buy-in.

Broadcom became the latest member of the $1 trillion market-cap club after its quarterly results, while RH also rallied on earnings.

Costco stock is slightly higher Friday after the warehouse club beat expectations for its fiscal first quarter. Here's what Wall Street has to say.

As holiday sales continue to soar, retail stocks with robust strategies in both digital and physical spaces are outperforming. Given this backdrop, you might consider watching three retail stocks, Costco Wholesale Corp (COST), Target Corp (TGT), and Walmart (WMT), that are gaining momentum. Read more….