NYSE:HD 9 November 2025 - 9 December 2025

As of Friday, December 5, 2025, Home Depot, Inc. is back in the spotlight with fresh analyst moves, options activity and new ways for investors to access the stock. Here’s a full rundown of today’s key developments, plus what the latest forecasts say about HD stock heading into 2026. In Friday trading, Home Depot stock is changing hands around $354 per share, up roughly 0.9% from Thursday’s close near $351. That puts the company’s market capitalization in the low–$340 billion range, with a trailing price‑to‑earnings ratio just above 23x and a dividend yield around 2.6%. Digrin+2StockAnalysis+2

Home Depot, Inc. heads into the first week of December trading in the mid‑$350s per share, still lagging the broader market after a tough earnings season but backed by fresh strategic news, a looming dividend deadline, and a wall of mixed analyst opinions. StockAnalysis+1 All data in this article is as of December 2, 2025 and may change as markets move.

As U.S. markets prepare to reopen on Monday, December 1, 2025, Home Depot, Inc. heads into the week at a critical crossroads: the stock is down year‑to‑date, guidance has just been cut, a prominent research house now calls the shares a “Strong Sell,” yet most Wall Street analysts still see double‑digit upside over the next 12 months. Add in record Black Friday spending, an aggressive holiday promotion campaign and a fresh investor lawsuit investigation, and HD is set up for a potentially volatile start to December. Reuters+4PortfoliosLab+4Reuters+4 Below is a structured look at everything that moved the Home Depot story between November 28–30, 2025, and how it sets the stage for trading before Monday’s opening bell.

As of the latest close, Home Depot, Inc. sits around $356.92 per share, with a 52‑week trading range of $326.31 to $436.36 and a market capitalization near $355 billion.StockAnalysis+2Investing.com+2 That leaves the stock roughly 18% below its 52‑week high and about 9% above its recent low, after a volatile November driven by earnings, guidance cuts, dividend news and fresh analyst downgrades. Here’s a deep dive into what’s moving Home Depot stock as of November 30, 2025, and what it could mean for investors heading into year‑end.

Home Depot, Inc. ended the shortened Black Friday session modestly higher, continuing a tentative rebound after a turbulent earnings month and a difficult year for the home‑improvement giant. As of the close on Friday, November 28, 2025, Home Depot stock finished around $356.92, up roughly 0.4% on the day, after trading between the mid‑$350s and high‑$350s on relatively light holiday volume of just over 2.1 million shares. StockAnalysis+1

Shares of The Home Depot, Inc. climbed again on Wednesday, with investors digesting a packed slate of headlines ranging from holiday trading and AI initiatives to fresh legal investigations and corporate-governance tweaks. As of Wednesday’s close, Home Depot stock was trading around $356 per share, up roughly 1.3% from Tuesday’s close near $351, and sitting about 9% above its 52‑week low around $326 and roughly 19% below its 52‑week high near $439. StockAnalysis+1