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Latest filings show the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust opened a new position in Home Depot (NYSE:HD), worth about $353 million, during the second quarter. The stock is down about 15% over the past year. What’s plaguing HD? High mortgage rates and inflation pressures are causing lower new home construction and renovation projects. This […]
The rapid growth days of each company are probably over, but each stock remains an excellent choice for income investors.
Home Depot (HD) is in focus after CEO Ted Decker took temporary medical leave just days before the company’s upcoming quarterly earnings release, shifting attention to interim leadership and potential implications for the stock. See our latest analysis for Home Depot. Home Depot’s share price has slipped in the short term, with a 1-day share price return of 0.83% and a 7-day share price return of 4.71% ahead of earnings and the CEO’s temporary leave. A 90-day share price return of 13.9% and a...
The S&P 500 on Friday pulled back from its record high after another soft economic data release, but the market’s fear gauge continued to snooze. The S&P 500 was down 0.2%. The Nasdaq Composite was down 0.3%.
The Q2 earnings season is winding down, but many retail companies, including Walmart, have still yet to report. It and other big-box retailers have faced a difficult operating environment, with elevated fuel costs adding to consumers' financial burdens and increasing retailers' expenses.
Regardless of how the home improvement retailer's stock performs immediately after its earnings release, its long-term bull case remains intact.
Home improvement retailers Home Depot (HD) and Lowe's (LOW) second-quarter results are unlikely to s
HD Q2 results are expected to reflect sales and EPS growth, fueled by Pro momentum and digital gains, while housing and margin pressures remain concerning.
Eric Criscuolo, Market Strategist at the NYSE, reviews a quiet week on Wall Street marked by tight trading ranges, cooling inflation, and a major new AI financing development. The S&P 500 consolidated near all-time highs before breaking through 7,800 for the first time on Thursday, lifted in part by Nvidia's partnership with major Wall Street firms to launch a $500 billion compute financing platform. In-line CPI and a cooler-than-expected PPI pushed yields lower across the curve, with the long end finally joining the downtrend. Looking ahead, markets will turn their attention to FOMC meeting minutes, August Flash PMIs, and earnings from consumer and housing bellwethers including Walmart, Home Depot, and Deere.
Wall Street will get financial updates from some of the nation's biggest retailers this week, along with more details from the Federal Reserve's most recent meeting. Home Depot reports its latest results on Tuesday, followed by Target and Lowes on Wednesday, and then Walmart on Thursday. The ongoing U.S. war with Iran prompted a surge in oil prices, which jolted gasoline prices.
Looking beyond Wall Street's top-and-bottom-line estimate forecasts for Home Depot (HD), delve into some of its key metrics to gain a deeper insight into the company's potential performance for the quarter ended July 2026.
Finance chief Richard McPhail and a senior executive VP will help manage affairs as its CEO goes on leave; U.S. inflation reading gives Fed more time to play defense.
“The company expects Decker to return within the next few months,” it said in a statement that also explained that two executives—Ann-Marie Campbell, senior executive vice president, and Richard McPhail, CFO—will share leadership duties on an interim basis.
Home improvement and hardware store chains have battled lower sales in the last year as a sluggish housing market and consumers' reluctance to spend on renovation projects in uncertain times affects their business. Smaller hardware chains also face fierce competition from big-box stores, like Home ...
Home Depot (NYSE:HD) announced that CEO Ted Decker is taking temporary medical leave from the company. Senior executives have been assigned interim leadership responsibilities during Decker's absence. The leadership change comes ahead of Home Depot's upcoming quarterly earnings release. Consider reviewing other large retailers and home improvement stocks alongside this development by exploring 19 top founder-led companies. NYSE:HD 1-Year Stock Price Chart Home Depot operates as a large home...
In the home improvement aisle, one giant's performance metrics are climbing while its stock price lags the broader market, asking investors to decide if it's a bargain or a trap.
Home Depot (HD) CEO Ted Decker is taking a medical leave of absence, just ahead of the company's quarterly earnings next week. Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Brooke DiPalma explains what this means for the company and shareholders in the video above.
Consumer stocks were mixed late Wednesday afternoon with the State Street Consumer Staples Select Se
Priced for a recovery too soon, stick to the sidelines ahead of earnings.
Major US retailers such as Walmart (WMT) will likely miss consensus expectations for second-quarter
Consumer stocks were mixed Wednesday afternoon with the State Street Consumer Staples Select Sector
Two veteran executives will divide operating and financial responsibilities until Ted Decker's expected return.
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