Key statistics
Previous close$348.02
Open$349.93
Day high$353.98
Day low$338.10
52-week high$426.75
52-week low$289.10
Market cap337.89B
Volume4.43M
Average volume4.83M
P/E ratio23.26
Forward P/E17.06
EPS14.57
Dividend yield+2.73%
Market context
Why it moved
Home Depot shares fell sharply as a broad market selloff, driven by a global chip stock rout, Netflix's weak guidance, and escalating U.S.-Iran geopolitical tensions, weighed heavily on consumer discretionary and retail stocks.
What is happening
Recent company-specific developments and publisher coverage.
July 17, 2026Home Depot shares fell nearly 3% on Friday, pulled lower alongside a broad market selloff driven by risk-off sentiment in technology stocks and escalating U.S.-Iran military tensions threatening Strait of Hormuz oil flows. The consumer cyclical sector (XLY) also declined on the day, with investors rotating away from discretionary names amid macro uncertainty. Despite the session's weakness, the stock remains supported by a 'Moderate Buy' analyst consensus and a $371.71 average price target, while institutional ownership remains robust at ~71% and Q1 earnings beat expectations with $3.43 EPS on $41.77B in revenue.-2.6292
July 17, 2026Home Depot shares rose nearly 2%, outperforming the broader S&P 500, which slipped 0.4% as tech and AI-linked stocks weighed on the market. The gain came as investors continued their post-earnings recovery narrative, with the stock now up roughly 19% from its May post-earnings low of $289 after Q1 results beat expectations on both revenue ($41.77B, +4.8% YoY) and EPS ($3.43 vs. $3.41 consensus). Sentiment was also buoyed by the launch of Home Depot's 2026 Halloween collection and ongoing expansion of its Pro-focused business, while analysts maintain a Moderate Buy consensus with an average price target of $371.71—still well above current levels.1.9271
July 16, 2026Home Depot shares closed modestly higher, outperforming the broader consumer discretionary sector (XLY), as a cooler-than-expected June CPI report (3.5% vs. 3.8% expected) lifted rate-sensitive home improvement stocks and reduced near-term Fed hike fears. The stock has rebounded roughly 19% from its post-Q1 earnings low of $289, though it remains ~20% below its 52-week high of $426.75, as investors weigh margin pressure and a subdued housing market against the company's Pro-customer expansion through the SRS/Mingledorff's HVAC acquisition and Q2 earnings season ahead.1.0955
July 15, 2026Home Depot shares closed essentially flat, holding near the $337 level as broader market sentiment was buoyed by a softer-than-expected June CPI report showing headline inflation easing to 3.5%. The stock continues its recovery from a post-earnings 52-week low of $289 hit in May, with shares now up roughly 19% from that trough despite remaining about 20% below the 52-week high. Investor focus remains on the company's ongoing pivot toward professional contractors—underscored by the SRS/Mingledorff's HVAC acquisition closing in May and expanding military exchange delivery partnerships—as analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" consensus with an average price target of $371.71, implying meaningful upside even as margin pressure and housing affordability headwinds persist.0.1869
July 14, 2026Home Depot shares declined nearly 2% as a broad market selloff, driven by renewed U.S.-Iran military tensions and surging oil prices, weighed on consumer cyclical stocks. The geopolitical risk backdrop — which sent Brent crude up roughly 5% and rattled equity markets globally — compounds existing headwinds for the home improvement retailer, including a still-muted big-ticket remodeling environment and housing affordability pressures. Despite the macro noise, Home Depot's fundamental narrative remains constructive: the stock has recovered 19% from its post-Q1 earnings low near $289, analysts hold a consensus "Moderate Buy" with a $371 average price target, and multiple institutional investors have been adding to positions.-1.8031
July 11, 2026Home Depot shares rose modestly, rebounding from a sharp 3.37% selloff on July 8 triggered by U.S.-Iran military escalations that reignited inflation fears and pressured housing-related stocks. The recovery came as broader markets stabilized — the S&P 500 closed near its 52-week high — with investors appearing to look past near-term geopolitical noise and refocus on the company's solid fundamentals: Q1 earnings of $3.43/share beat estimates, revenue grew 4.8% YoY to $41.77B, and FY2026 EPS guidance of $14.69–$15.28 remains intact. Analyst consensus remains a Moderate Buy with an average price target of $371.71, well above current levels.1.3492
July 10, 2026Home Depot shares closed modestly higher, rebounding after a sharp 3.4% selloff the prior session driven by escalating U.S.-Iran tensions and surging oil prices that stoked inflation fears and weighed on housing-sensitive stocks. Thursday's recovery came as Wall Street steadied following the geopolitical shock, with investors reassessing the damage amid dovish undertones in the Fed's June meeting minutes. Analysts maintain a Moderate Buy consensus with an average price target of $371.71, well above current levels, supported by Home Depot's Q1 beat (EPS $3.43 vs. $3.41 est.) and 4.8% revenue growth, though persistent mortgage-rate headwinds and low housing turnover remain key overhangs for the home improvement sector.0.7495
July 9, 2026Home Depot shares declined, underperforming the broader market and its consumer discretionary peers, as escalating Middle East tensions dominated investor sentiment. President Trump's declaration that the Iran ceasefire was "over," followed by an exchange of military strikes, sent oil prices surging more than 5% and reignited inflation fears — pushing Treasury yields higher and stoking concerns about prolonged elevated mortgage rates that directly suppress housing turnover and big-ticket home improvement demand. Peer Lowe's fell a similar ~3.2% on the same macro headwinds, while the XLY consumer discretionary ETF also retreated, reflecting broad sector pressure on rate-sensitive, housing-linked names.-2.6071
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