Home Depot is a home improvement company located in Georgia, United States, which is part of the Consumer Cyclical sector, and is traded under the ticker HD on the NYSE exchange.
Home Depot stock last closed at $354.61, up 0.98% from the previous day, and has decreased 16.86% in one year. It has underperformed other stocks in the Home Improvement Retail industry by 0.01 percentage points. Home Depot stock is currently +8.67% from its 52-week low of $326.31, and -18.73% from its 52-week high of $436.36.
As of Dec 5, 2025, there are 995.51M HD shares outstanding. The market value of HD is $353.02B. In the last 24 hours, 5.96M HD shares were traded.
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Out of 18 Equities analysts who monitor HD, the consensus analyst rating on HD is a Strong Buy
It's important to keep in mind that analyst ratings are not recommendations, nor are they financial advice.
Michael Lasser, a top 3% analyst from UBS maintains HD with a strong buy rating and lowers their HD price target from $475.00 to $445.00, on Nov 19, 2025.
Michael Baker, a top 5% analyst from DA Davidson maintains HD with a strong buy rating and lowers their HD price target from $475.00 to $430.00, on Nov 19, 2025.
DA Davidson's Michael Baker lowered their price target on Home Depot (NYSE: HD) by 9.5% from $475 to $430 on 2025/11/19. The analyst maintained their Strong Buy rating on the stock.
Home Depot reported its Q3 2025 earnings.
According to Baker, the print confirmed that the earnings miss and management's guidance cut were mostly caused by comps challenged by last year's storm season.
In spite of the fact that Home Depot's operational margins are moving towards the lower-margin wholesale businesses of SRS and GMS, the analyst argued that the company is well-positioned to take advantage of a housing rebound and maintain its market share growth in a weak market.
For Q3 2025, Home Depot reported:
For FY 2025, management guided:
Chairman, President, & CEO Ted Decker commented: "Our results missed our expectations primarily due to the lack of storms in Q3, which resulted in greater than expected pressure in certain categories.
“Additionally, while underlying demand in the business remained relatively stable Q/Q, an expected increase in demand in Q3 did not materialize.
“We believe that consumer uncertainty and continued pressure in housing are disproportionately impacting home improvement demand.
"Our teams are continuing to execute at a high level and we believe we are growing our market share."
Zachary Fadem, a top 3% analyst from Wells Fargo maintains HD with a strong buy rating and lowers their HD price target from $435.00 to $400.00, on Nov 19, 2025.
Kate McShane, a top 11% analyst from Goldman Sachs maintains HD with a strong buy rating and lowers their HD price target from $444.00 to $406.00, on Nov 19, 2025.
Joe Feldman, a top 2% analyst from Telsey Advisory Group maintains HD with a buy rating and lowers their HD price target from $455.00 to $430.00, on Nov 19, 2025.
You can dive deeper into what analysts are forecasting on the Home Depot stock forecast page.
Last year, HD earnings were $14.58B. Over the past 5 year, HD's earnings have gone up by 4.81% per year. This was slower than the Home Improvement Retail industry average of 6.79%.
Last year, HD revenue was $166.19B. Over the past five year, HD's revenue has grown by 5.76% per year. This was faster than the Home Improvement Retail industry average of 4.25%.
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In the last 12 months, executives and large shareholders at HD have sold more shares than they have bought.
Jordan Broggi, EVP-Cust. Exp. Pres.-Online of HD, was the latest HD insider to sell. They sold $29,770.50 worth of HD stock on Nov 19, 2025.
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Home Depot pays a dividend of 1.95%, compared to the Home Improvement Retail industry's average dividend yield of 2.93%. If you owned $1,000 worth of HD stock, you would have been paid $19.46 last year.
Home Depot dividend payments have consistently grown over the past decade and have remained stable.
Find more info about Home Depot dividend yield and history here.
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