costco has very few skews related to other retailer. they negotiate good prices and you would also think people who are cost conscious are going to try to get the best prices they appeal to a slightly higher end than dg. that said, the thing is trading at 32 times earnings, and we are not in an environment that's going to favor basically the growth story and growth names, and i think that's really what costco is. like many other stocks in this environment and like the market itself in a higher volatility, i think one of the things you do if you own this name -- this is one of the things in kroger we happen to own. but going into their numbers, i think you might want to take advantage of using put spreads to hedge i was just looking out again to the end of march i was looking at the 470/450 put spread that's the math we like, three to one or better only going to be risking one of the stock price if you risk a bearish bet. so this is relative to the price itself obviously a relatively small outlay but it's a difficult environment, even fo

the first one we're going to talk about is costco this is one of my holly index names. anybody who shops at costco knows you can't walk out of that store without spending quite a lot of money there's a couple things you like about their business model relative to their competitors. first of all, the membership model. that is very helpful you don't have challenging inventory problems there additionally, less inventory problems than their competitors. costco has very few skews relative to other retailers on the grocery side, and they als negotiate very good prices, and you would also think that people who are cost-conscious are going to try to get the best prices. that is helpful. they appeal to a slightly higher end than dg. that said, the thing is trading at 32 times earnings, and we are not in an environment that's going to favor basically the growth story and growth names, and i think that's really what costco is. like many other stocks in this environment and like the market itself in a higher volatility, i think one of the things you do if you own this name -- this

we're talking about costco. >> yes. exactly. charles: like costco. who the hell sells costco?e week after it reported for the last couple years. can this continue? >> yes. charles and this is one i like for a long-term pick and also for a trade particularly because like you note it will make big moves after earnings. so if we look at the earnings history on this stock over the last 12 quarters it has traded higher 10 of the last 12 times. especially last quarter it had a positive breakaway gap. we're consolidating on the daily chart. i think ultimately because of the eps increases that we've seen and because of the revenue increases that we've seen the stock is going to continue going higher. we can make it up to$50 a share ultimately on a long-term basis. charles: wow. you've been hot, danielle. i can't wait to see how one plays out. talk to you soon thank you. >> thank you. charles: my take on the american consumer never down and out, until they're down and out. we'll be right back. ♪. you'll always remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like hap

costco is known for value and the $1.50 hot dog.early $10 for a sandwich seemed off brand. >> griff: glad i gave up red meat for lent. >> brian: hot dogs $1.50. >> ainsley: if you don't want it, don't buy it, get the hot dog for $1.50 and the drink. costco has the best trash bags. i'm not kidding. i ran out of them and then i had to buy some other ones from the grocery store and they were terrible and i'm like, i miss my costco ones. >> brian: you were asking can you get kirkland brand from other stores? >> ashley: i'm out on this. >> ainsley: i got a ski coat for $25. >> griff: the steak at costco phenomenal. >> ainsley: and the samples, the guilty kids love to go, my nephews eat for free. coming up piers morgan will join us live. >> griff: and the cdc responding to a train derailment. dr. marc siegel is there and getting answers about what to do. your moment of calm find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c i'm feeling better. body pain

being closely scrutinized, like those in the port of hamburg, the chinese state shipping company. costco recently acquired a stake in chicago terminal here may be just a small steak, but in the e. u as a whole 10 percent of port capacity is now in chinese hands. the bertelsmann foundation has scrutinized chinese investment in germany and analyzed the strategy behind it. so i'm giving on the one hand china has the made in china 2025 strategy at the political level. it aims to make china a leading industrial nation. the acquisition of high tech companies abroad is explicitly part of the strategy. the federal association of german industry generally sees it as positive when chinese companies become active in germany. it's a vote of confidence we discussed on the discussion about this company operating in the port of hamburg. it hinged around this question of whether a chinese shareholder could make decisions that we don't like. but when they're not in that position, and i don't have any issue with the purchase and see if the positively of course we have to look after our own interest in con

ashley: yeah, not big fans about this and i suspect this new item on the costco menu is a little richs taste and a social media post showed a new roast beef sandwich at a cost koenen location in -- costco location in washington state and $9.95 and cause add stir with many people criticizing the price and pointing out it's the equivalent to the whole costco pizza and costco asked just $3.99 for hot turkey and provolone sandwich and barbecue beef brisket is $4.99 and a slice of pizza is $1.99. unclear if the new roast beef sandwich is limited to washington state location or if it'll be tested in other locations. i have a feeling it's a little too much. stu. stuart: just as long as it's not used as substitute for the $1.50 hot dog and soda. ashley: that's going away. stuart: thank you very much. let's get serious again. a teacher in washington state wants schools to keep students gender information hidden from their parents. what do you think? wee going to be all over that one? of course we are. staffing shortage with airlines cutting more flights and leaving some rural airports with no

the purchase includes a $30 digital costco, shopping card. the gold star membership is $60 per year. and the discount essentially cuts a price in half. all of this comes as costco's membership fees are predicted to raise. well, we're going take a short break. and afterwards we're going to get a live update on pg e and the repairs are under way because >> power lines have shut down highway 1 welcome back. we are tracking the wild weather here in the bay area. we've experienced these last few days, seen lots of damage out there. but thankfully beautiful sight here at the golden gate bridge. at least we have kyla grogan standing by and let us know what you can expect the rest of the night. yeah, you can see those clouds, though, right there. kind of big clouds look like they're ready for some action. and that's what we're going to see as we head into the evening. unfortunately, part of that is the wind currently we're sitting not too badly, right, 70 17 miles per hour at sfo. >> but about 21 in conquer. but as we head throughout the evening, we

>> stuart: only one costco lin wood washington state.. >> ainsley: right. >> stuart: put that up 9-point # 9 roast beef sandwich. hundreds of outrageous complaints about it because that's not what coast co-is all about. >> ainsley: don't buy the sandwich. get the hot dog. >> stuart: still 1.5 for hot dog and drink. >> ainsley: exactly do you like roast beef sandwiches? this one in the green room earlier doesn't sound good. >> stuart: i'm not keen. >> ainsley: wouldn't be my choice. thank you so much, stuart. we will be watching your show. >> stuart: my pleasure, thank you very much. >> ainsley: you are welcome. elon musk sacks 200 more twitter staffers. i'm sure you are will be talking about that on your show. >> stuart: indeed. >> ainsley: if you want to move to my home state of south carolina, save up. yankee tax. panera topping a new list but not for a good reason. ♪ ♪ ♪ with skyrizi, most people who achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months... had lasting clearance through 1 year. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infec

the purchase includes a $30 digital costco, shopping cart. the gold star membership is 60 the discount essentially cuts that price and half all of this comes as costco's membership fees are predicted to go up. today. transportation secretary pete buttigieg is visiting east palestine, ohio, nearly 3 weeks after a train derailed causing a major toxic chemical spill and the end to ntsb has released its preliminary report on the crash. trevor shirley has details from washington, d.c.. >> and that ntsb report is just the first information publicly disclosed of what that agency has found so far in its investigation. the ntsb says it continues to look at the train's braking systems. the report says a warning system on the tracks detected increasing temperatures on the trains wheel bearings just before the derailment. it also says investigators continue to examine the train's wheels and derailment damage along with the initial response and train inspection practices in the meantime, secretary pete buttigieg toured the site earlier today looking over

so as it relates to costco, costco reports monthly numbers, always helpful for folks like me comps werere up around 7% as posted on february 1st comps up around 5.6% i really like their kirkland brand. i think with their annuity business, i just like the business target for me as it relates to the inventory story, this has been a quarter to quarter issue. i'm a little bit concerned about that we might see another issue and their product mix, more discretionary in nature which i believe, also, could see some head winds here as folks are really looking for the staples and shopping for staples and consumer behavior is different than it was a year ago not overly excited about the retail sector going forward. >>> up next, mike santoli with his "midday word" at post 9 with us we'll grade your trades as well. you can email us or tweet us if you do use the #grademytrade. e in life - a “why.” maybe it's perfecting that special place that you want to keep in the family... ...or passing down the family business... ...or giving back to the places that inspire you. no matter your purpose, at pnc pri

but when he came back, it was schuck called costco to report the stolen tv.hankfully a good samaritan found it and dropped it off with the sheriff's office who posted the tv on social media asking the community to help out an employee at costco saw the post and remembered chalk which led to the happy ending here. and here is chuck picking up the tv and he really look at comes and i'd good for him. >> yeah, and good for the good samaritan. i don't know where they would have found it. thankfully the i assume the tv is in good condition. it was broken or 95 inches good. that's a pretty big hopefully he's watching kron bill loveless: i came to the lord at the age of about 42. dr. charles stanley has been so important in my life, just his teachings. one of the life principles is that brokenness is a requirement for god to use you greatly, is when you can become that conduit of what god wants to do through you to get to other people. it's just amazing of what god can do with you. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stress

any american who shops at walmart, costco or almost anywhere got access to really cheap clothing, cheap household appliances etc. etc. and at the same time it was disruptive to manufacturing communities. i spent a lot of time in my book in hickory, north carolina which was the furniture manufacturing capital of the united states and it got washed out by china. as a country we are trying to reorient how we deal with the chinese as a rival and a trade rival. and that is a story that will play out for many years. and both sides have a lot at stake. the chinese really depend on us as the primary export market. our supply chains, american companies invested billions of dollars into manufacturing operations in china over the last 25 years. so they have a lot at stake. we saw the cost of disruptions during covid and our prices went up. it will take time to sort it out. i think we have a long cold war, so to speak, but this is a cold economic war. host: the president mentioned china when he was talking about infrastructure spending. we have a weaponize asian -- weaponization committee looking a

chuck called costco to report the stolen tv. thankfully, a good samaritan found it and dropped it off with the sheriff's office who posted about it on social media. they asked the community for help and an employee at the costco store saw the post. remember chuck's phone call and was able to reunite him with that. 85 inch tv. still ahead here at 10 o'clock, a threat to agriculture. the past that experts say is already here and spreading. >> to citrus trees. plus, what happened in a school basketball game that led to a parent being in jail and how lawmakers are working to make the holiday for the monday after the super bowl holiday. (vo) wells fargo lets you know where you stand with your fico credit score. what if you knew where you stood with everything? like your future in-laws... (boyfriend) hope you like cats... (hero inner thought) i hope your parents like me... they're whispering. (father in-law) the kitties like her... (hero inner thought) can they tell i'm allergic? (mother in-law) tears of joy... (father in-law) welcome

being closely scrutinized like those in the port of hamburg, the chinese state shipping company. costco recently acquired a stake in a cargo terminal here may be just a small steak, but in the e. u as a whole 10 percent of port capacity is now in chinese hands. the federal association of german industry generally sees it as positive when chinese companies become active in germany. it's a vote of confidence, disclosure or the discussion i work with a company operating in the port of hamburger through a highest around this question of whether at chinese or ignite decisions. it was lead to by law school as well. but when they're not in with the edition, they and i don't have any issue with the purchase and sale. of course, of course we have to look after our interests and count. i'm off germany hood emission. for now, the urgency around the failed container deal has abated. global shortages of east and demand is falling still for western firms. the purchase attempt is the latest sign that political powers are uneasy over major deals with china. and erm on the top business story that we've

percent doubt because of this story this is food inflation ppi, cpi has now come to your i'll at costcothank you so much energy department confirming what we knew "the wall street journal" piece today covid-19 most likely leaked from wuhan virology lap in china to look at "new york post" coffer it i had to be wu, beijing saying people should stop rerashdz the lab leak narrative, , of course, we've been talking about this three years can say, arkansas senator tom cotton saw this coming told me february 2020 again on "sunday morning futures" in april, here is what he said three years ago, watch. >> the most plausible explanation supported by literally all of the circumstantial evidence virus originated in one of two labs in wuhan all the way back in january pretty well documented by china scientists did not originate in the food market but wherever it averaged we know the china communist partly was criminally negligent incompetent, deliberately, mallev vent in the way they responded. >> as soon as he said that mainstream media attacked him headline from the "new york times," in 2020. sena

it is a roast beef sandwich for $10 at costco store in lynnwood, washington.le posted photos of the expensive sandwich online and the reaction has not been positive with many people, noting the cost of that sandwich is same as a whole costco pizza. costco food court is known for its low priced dollar 50 hot dog and soda special. it's unclear whether the new roast beef sandwich is limited to the lynwood store or if it will be tested in other locations as well. pam cook, that's a look at your, the mattel toy company, now building its own theme park and hopes opening next year it will be in glendale, arizona. it'll be called mattel adventure park. many of the theme parks attractions will probably being back. bring back some of your childhood memories like barbie's beach house also have two hot wheels. roller coaster rides 50 year old jeff right to set a record for the number of times he's been to disneyland. guinness says rights at the record for the most consecutive days visiting disneyland at 2955 straight days between 2012 and 2020. he said the street would ha

well, worker at the costco store saw the post from the sheriff.k's phone call and they reached out to him. they let him know where the tv was and they helped him get his item back. so a happy ending to that story. brittany, definitely good news. we love to hear that. well, happening now at 11, we continue to track isolated showers, chilly conditions and wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour. everything you need (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (co-worker 2) see you monday! (co-worker 3) am i missing something? (hero) it's the weekend baby... see you later. (vo) like getting things two days early? when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? >> welcome back. taking a live look at the sierra this morning of the storms that we saw earlier this month dump quite a bit of snowfall over the sierra and including the tahoe

thanks for having me on the show my five stocks are costco, pfizer, disney, jpmorgan chase, and generali like this portfolio very much too. costco is our big retailer for the charitable trust you can follow that the if you belong to the investing club disney, stock all the way up to 120. came back down 12 points big entertainment company we like pfizer, we had that one recently it's not growing as fast as i would like, but it's okay. ge, that's good. jpmorgan has been a horse of a bank we have diversified manufacturers. per february that is perfect. more high growth, less dividend except for jpmorgan and pfizer let's go to josh in north carolina josh. >> hi, jim this is josh from charlotte. thank you for taking my video call, and thank you for all the help you give us individual retail investors i would like to know if i'm well diversified. i have wfc, boeing, marring, cater bill l-- caterpillar, and marathon. >> you know nvidia is -- some of their software wells is one of our largest positions. it's gone from 42 quietly to 47. it was at 62 literally this week five years ago it's still

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if you've been thinking about getting a costco membership here is a deal.. marketplace stacks social is selling a one year costco gold star membership for $60 purchase price includes a $30 digital costco shopping cards, so it's almost like you're getting half of how many dollars 50 hot dog and soda combos. can we get with that $30 lot? you do the math. you do the math. now, keep in mind here. this deal ends in five days. and it comes as costco has hinted that it might increase its fees in the near future. freezing cold temperatures and snow in parts of the bay area where live on the peninsula to show you how conditions are faring there. then the north bay is expected to see some of the coldest weather in this upcoming storm. homeless people will die out here getting broke down to the freezing temperatures and um, a lot of elderly around here also , how communities are coming together to help those who need shelter and a place to stay warm. it's not just one tree down from that broke, for example, powerful, but it's multiple force that are down. multiple tre

after the close, costco reports. we own this for the charitable trust, too the stock has a bad habit of going down on any news, even good news, that's how bad the market is right now. it's only going to get worse because we're in a retail bear market i say this, i say if those of you that have a constitution to stomach risk, you have my blessing to buy costco if it goes down on the quarter finally, friday we get three people from the fed speaking oh my god. can i take the day off i'm looking at my executive producer can i take the day off because of these three laurie logan, along with michelle bowman. remember the board of governors. any one of these people can sink the market they do it we've been dealing with a strong january number i want to at least see the february numbers before we dim the market again bottom line, we can get individual good stories next week but for now, the market could still head lower until wed a just to the prospect of more aggressive rate hikes to curve the persistent inflation short ter

not looking so ridiculous as walking along with goggles on >> can we talk about costco?my favorite story to talk to you about today. that 9.99 roast beef item that everyone is complaining, but 9.99 would you buy that if you went to cost o? stuart: probably. it's huge. i saw it. costco stock is down a fraction as of this morning. good stuff, susan. thank you very much indeed. coming up, prince harry, and meghan markle's popularity has hit an all-time low and camilla could soon be queen, not queen consort. i suspect that's a promotion. nigel farage is here with the royal roundup later. a new fox poll 57% of us have less money in our pockets than a year ago. can you hear steve moore yelling i can. steve is here and he's next. ♪ you'll always remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all

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focus this week, reports on durable goods, consumer confidence and manufacturing, and earnings from costco, target, lowe's and macy's. amazon is expanding ultra fast delivery options. the "wall street journal" reports a central part of the strategy is the network of warehouses it calls same-day sites. they're a fraction of the site of the large fulfillment centers and are designed to fill products for immediate delivery. they could expand to at least 150 in the next several years. they're mostly located near large cities and deliver the 100,000 most popular items in amazon's catalog. twitter conducted another round of layoffs over the weekend, according to various sources. and while the scope of the cuts isn't clear, sites like platform and the verge report they included the head of twitter's payment group,ester crawford, who overyou a the launch of the subscription plan. it appears most of the remaining members of twitter's product team have been let go. marcus and laura, back to you. >> more and more, we're hearing it. thank you, silvana. >>> 4:44 for you this morning, and we continue ou

we will get more information on that from target and costco.rom a macro standpoint, up and down the income scale, walmart is talking about consumer balance sheets being under pressure, talking about people responding to a higher interest rate environment. and again being very cautious. it's a pretty uncertain market. pretty uncertain outlook. we will probably know more in a few months but walmart is clearly preparing itself a pretty wide range of economic outcomes. >> thanks very much for the breakdown on the home depot and walmart stories, brendan case. the market is paying close attention to them. investors worry about the fed being more aggressive than anticipated this year. earlier the goldman sachs global macro conference in hong kong affirmed the chief economist spoke to bloomberg exclusively about the changing expectations. >> we have seen some higher inflation numbers. i don't necessarily think that breaks the trend towards disinflation. but it reinforces the idea the fed still has work to do. we think another 75 basis points from here

loading dock, it is near other retailers that we like to be located nearby, target, best buy, rei, costco, and the store will employ approximately 60 people. 80 percent of the jobs are full time so we offer full benefits and always differing then some retailers always focus on full time employees and trying to provide good sustainable jobs. typically shift will be approximately 12 to 15 people up to 20 depending on the busiest days so that space will be active, it will be busy, it will be monitored and we think we are really good fit for that facility and are for the neighborhood. thank you. >> thank you mr. armstrong and express approximation to concerns in the letter and make a commitment to address those. any comments from my colleague? okay. mr. clerk, can you please call public comment? >> very good mr. acting chair. do we have anyone in room 250 who wishes to provide comment on item 4? seeing none, if you have connected to the meeting remotely and wish to provide comment on item 4 please dial star 3 now to be added to the queue. we still have two listeners but of them acting chair n

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being closely scrutinized, like those in the port of hamburg, the chinese state shipping company. costco recently acquired a steak in a cargo terminal here long. it may just be a small steak, but across the u as a whole, 10 percent of port capacity is now in chinese hands. all the battles mon foundation has scrutinized chinese investment in germany. they have analyzed the strategy behind it. so i'm get on the one hand, china has the made in china 2025 strategy at the political level. it aims to make china a leading industrial nation and the acquisition of high tech companies abroad as an explicit part of the strategy tires of kotik. he, according to the latest figures around $300.00 chinese companies, have investments in germany. there are around $2500.00 german companies active in china, and it appears that beijing wants to even the score the federal association of german industry generally views chinese investment in germany as a vote of confidence. the discussion of the discussion about this company operating in the port of hamburg changed on the question of whether a chinese sharehol

check costco or aaa. >> costco?heck out say, can you work with me on the price? >> and i founded wherever you wanted to go, to ski or to the beach and whatever you wanted to do for spring break, it is expensive, what are some destinations people should be looking for that are deals >> you have really figured this out. >> i live this. >> and i would say look at the endless summer destination, think of the places, k kennebunkport. the jersey shores, the gorgeous california coast, typically they will only open for a much shorter season in the summer, because of climate change, because of economics, they want to extend those seasons, check if your favorite hotel, opening a little earlier, maybe the weather will be a little more hit or miss but you'll get a great deal. >> tom and savannah reminded me, you can book a great vacation, and your flight is canceled. what do you do with the hotel, do you have negotiating power? >> remember you don't have any legal rights to get something from the hotel so you're operating from

ah, in the former inca capital of costco, native kitchen. and i am mad, i musicians perform souls on traditional instruments believe to day back at least 5000 years with these activities allow us to generate funds to send to the capital for those of us who are maintaining the struggle as never before. cruise indigenous communities are organizing and rising up. 6 2 months of roadblocks and protests have paralyzed much of southern peru and revealed an underlying rage that goes beyond the initial anger. over december's impeachment of a president. this region had voted for overwhelmingly the capital lima is only 600 kilometers north west of here. but for bruce indigenous peoples, it's a different world. when the dead tell us discriminate them and not just recently, but for decades. in fact, centuries from the time of the spanish conquest. peru is a centralized country where the lion's share of wealth and power is in lima. testers insist that bruise gold, silver, gas, and oil all come from this region. but did the indigenous communities get crumb

they've come to costco from their village 2 hours away. but they say there isn't enough business to buy food for their animals. o, through used to receive 2000000 tourists before the pandemic and the strike. but now these indigenous protests are the only ones who arrive here in large numbers with him. he is and we won the president to resign, to leave and for new elections to be called. it's the only way we will get back to normal. but there is no sign that either the president or congress will meet the protest was demands. while one of the world's most attractive tourist destinations sinks into despair to see in human al jazeera goosgo, peru.

. >>> and beyond meat is looking at costco, walmart and whole foods. it will hire a new executive as it deals with declining sales. >>> ford with an ugly fourth quarter citing execution issues. falling short of expected sales by 100,000 units and it is looking to cut costs and potentially adding to layoffs. >>> it is jobs friday. the january employment report is out at 8:30 a.m. eastern unemployment looking to tick up. cigna and regeneron are expected to report today. >>> turning attention back to futures. a banner start to the year for stocks barring rough moves. nasdaq is on the move the exiting bear market territory. sitting shy of the 20% gain from the october closing low. let's talk about it with steven wieting at citi global wealth. i wantcoming up. some people believe jay powell was hinting they are leaning to a pivot. no hard statements how important is the jobs report or unemployment lead to the idea of a pivot or pause that the market is looking for today? >> it will cloud the picture it is winter economic data the month of january on a seaso