NYSE:HD 2 November 2025

Home Depot stock has been relatively range-bound in recent weeks. It traded near $395 in early October before drifting to about $379.6 by the end of the monthinvesting.com. This modest pullback follows a four-year high set in late 2021. On a year-to-date basis, HD is down roughly 7%, lagging the broader marketnasdaq.com. During Q3, some funds took profit – for example, one hedge fund disclosed it sold $11.8 million of HD stock after HD had fallen about 19% from year-ago levelsts2.tech. Despite this lag, HD’s valuation remains high by historic standards. Its P/E of ~25–26 is slightly above the S&P 500 mediantrefis.com, reflecting confidence in long-term cash flows. Importantly, Home Depot has returned enormous capital to shareholders – nearly $130 billion via dividends and buybacks over ten yearstrefis.com, the 14th largest such total in market history. The company most recently declared a $2.30 quarterly dividendir.homedepot.com. These payouts and shrinking share count boost intrinsic value, but analysts note growth may be slowing: revenue rose 8.5% in the last 12 months, but only ~2.2% annualized over three yearstrefis.com. In short, Home Depot looks like a high-quality, cash-rich company – but trading at a premium multiple given its mature business.