The Home Depot (HD)

NYSEConsumer Cyclical

$321.6
-$7.95 (-2.4%)
Market closed

April 2, 2026 at 20:00 UTC

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About The Home Depot

Name
The Home Depot
CEO
Edward Decker
Industry
Consumer Cyclical
Year Founded
1978
Employees
470,100

The Home Depot is a home improvement retailer that serves do-it-yourself customers, professional contractors, and property managers with a single, predictable playbook. Stores are laid out for quick decisions; digital tools mirror that simplicity so projects move from list to checkout without friction. Inventory planning prioritizes the everyday items that keep jobs moving, while delivery options match the pace of work from small repairs to full renovations. Associates focus on practical guidance at the aisle rather than scripted upsell, and services such as rental and installation turn complex tasks into manageable steps. The company operates across the United States and other key markets with consistent standards for selection, service, and fulfillment. In retail discussions, The Home Depot stock (HD) often appears as a way to view housing activity through demand for materials and project support.

Analyst Ratings

Consensus Recommendation
Analyst consensus: 2 Buy, 7 Hold, 14 Sell
Buy2
Hold7
Sell14

Fundamentals & Financials

Revenue (TTM)
$164.6B
Net Income (TTM)
$14.1B
EPS (TTM)
$14.27
ROA (TTM)
13.47%
Current Ratio
1.06
Dividend Yield
0.097%

TTM is calculated as the sum of the four most recently completed quarters. This is a standard approach when monthly or real-time data is not available.

Income Statement

ItemQ1 2026
Revenue$38,198M
Cost of Sales$25,732M
Gross Profit$12,466M
Operating Income$3,849M
Net Income$2,571M
EPS$2.59

Technical Indicators

The Home Depot's Technical Indicators Summary

HD exhibits a bearish technical profile driven by a clear downtrend and weak momentum. ADX indicates a strong directional move lower, while RSI and MACD are on the soft side and price trades well below short, medium and long-term moving averages, leaving major averages overhead. On balance, the classic pivot sits above the current price and offers resistance, while volatility is moderate and on‑balance volume is mixed. Technical takeaway: Bearish — dominant downtrend with moving averages and pivot levels acting as resistance.

Buy
2 signals
Neutral
7 signals
Sell
14 signals
Overall: Bearish61% Bearish signals
IndicatorValue
RSI (14)
33.29
Stochastic %K (14, 3, 3)
25.34
CCI (20)
-94.99
WPR (14)
-89.44
Momentum (10)
-6.58
MFI
47.91
MACD Level (12, 26)
-10.95
Bollinger Bands
$311.88 - $359.05
ATR (14)
$8.85 (2.75%)
ADX (14)
37.19
OBV
-65,559,400
Classic Pivot Point
$330.15
Fibonacci Pivot Point
$330.15
Simple Moving Averages
$326.87 - $373.55(5 indicators)
Exponential Moving Averages
$328.60 - $367.86(5 indicators)
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Today's Snapshot

Into the close, HD remained weighed down by its -2.41% downside gap from yesterday, settling at 321.63. Into the bell, HD remained in a risk-off options regime, with a notably elevated put/call ratio of 1.75. HD slides as notable whale-option activity reinforces the risk-off options regime driving today’s move.

Price Change

from $321.6 close

-$0.02

Trading Volume

Below avg (4.9M)

3.7M

vs S&P 500 Today

Strong Underperformance

-8.04%

52-Week Position

Near lows

2.7%

Updated: April 3, 2026 at 20:03 UTC

Quote Summary

OpenPrevious Close
$323.6$321.6
Day Range52 Week Range
$318.66 - $326.3$318.66 - $426.75
VolumeAvg. Volume
3.7M4.2M
Market CapP/E Ratio
$320.3B22.6