Credit Suisse analyst Edward Kelly noted that Costco followed up a "disappointing" Q2 performance with a "much better" Q3, noting that its new card continued to contribute while core merchandise margin also improved and fuel turned into a tailwind. The quarterly report was "clearly positive," comparisons remain fairly easy in the near-term and Costco's performance is notable given the landscape of other "structurally challenged retail names," which suggests the stock could still have legs, Kelly tells investors. He raised his price target to $195 from $187 and keeps an Outperform rating on Costco shares.