Home Depot Stock News

This top REIT is feeling negative investor sentiment, but its dividend is close to its highest-ever yield. This retailer has an impressive set of competitive advantages and a track record of generous

Focusing on consistent dividend growth can lead to higher returns in lower-risk areas. The portfolio emphasizes companies with wide-moat business models, strong financials, and a commitment to shareho

In the closing of the recent trading day, Home Depot (HD) stood at $332.89, denoting a +0.02% change from the preceding trading day.

Buybacks are another way to return cash to shareholders besides dividends. In recent years, buybacks have increased in popularity, exceeding dividends due to their flexibility.

Dividend growth stocks are an excellent choice for long-term investors. Mostly, this is due to their potential to generate above-average total returns over a multi-year time frame.

While earlier discussions focused on the Federal Reserve's potential interest rate cuts, that's no longer a surefire proposition, thus warranting consideration for stocks for Fed hikes. Let's break th

Home Depot (HD) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.

Home Depot generates half of its revenue from professionals. Pros spend more money and visit stores more often, resulting in better financial metrics for Home Depot.

The S&P 500 hasn't come close to rewarding investors quite like this retail stock has. Growing the store base has driven consistent sales and profit gains over the years.

Home Depot (HD) closed at $347.37 in the latest trading session, marking a -0.91% move from the prior day.

March's inflation report was hotter than expected, possibly signaling a delay in interest rate cuts. Home Depot's business is closely tied to activity in the housing market.

We've also got a replay of an interesting conversation we had in 2013 with Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman, who helped us better understand how people make economic decisions.

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Consumption spending is the key growth driver for the U.S. economy. Within consumption spending, retail sales are an important catalyst for GDP growth.

Home Depot is paying a generous yield right now. Microsoft has some exciting growth opportunities.