NYSE:HD 21 December 2025 - 30 December 2025

Home Depot shares closed at $349.78 on Friday, up 0.7% in thin, post-holiday trading. The stock remains in a holding pattern as investors weigh cautious management guidance against potential gains if housing activity rebounds. After-hours trading was flat. Wall Street indexes ended slightly lower ahead of key Fed minutes and year-end positioning.

Home Depot shares last traded near $349.78, with a 52-week range of $326.31–$426.75 and a market cap around $346 billion. The company’s preliminary 2026 outlook calls for flat to modest sales and earnings growth, below analyst expectations. Home Depot also outlined a stronger “market recovery” scenario if housing activity rebounds. U.S. stock markets are closed until Monday.

Home Depot shares closed at $349.78 Friday as U.S. stock markets ended a quiet post-Christmas session with major indexes slightly lower. The company’s 2026 outlook, released December 9, forecasts flat to modest growth in comparable sales and earnings, falling short of Wall Street expectations. Management cited continued weakness in the home improvement market. Markets reopen Monday, December 29.

Home Depot shares rose 0.7% to $347.51 in light trading during a shortened Christmas Eve session. Wall Street analysts maintained a “Buy” consensus, but earnings estimate revisions turned slightly negative. The Schall Law Firm announced a new fraud investigation tied to Home Depot’s Q3 2025 results. The S&P 500 hit a record intraday high as broader market sentiment improved.

Home Depot shares closed Tuesday at $344.97, down 0.41%, then edged up to about $345.29 in after-hours trading. The stock lagged the broader market as U.S. consumer confidence dropped to 89.1 in December, raising concerns about demand for home improvement projects. U.S. equity markets will close early Wednesday for Christmas Eve.

Home Depot shares closed at $345.00 Friday, down 2.8%, after the company reaffirmed fiscal 2025 guidance and issued a cautious 2026 outlook with projected total sales growth of 2.5% to 4.5%. Management emphasized a shift toward Pro customers and productivity. Housing market data showed modest improvement but ongoing constraints. A reported security issue involving leaked credentials also surfaced.

Home Depot shares closed at $345 on Dec. 19, down 2.81%, after issuing a cautious fiscal 2026 outlook earlier this month. The company projects flat to modest growth in sales and earnings, with management signaling no quick rebound in home-improvement demand. The stock has dropped about 12% over the past year and remains volatile as investors watch housing data and interest-rate moves.