Home Depot (HD) Stock Today: Q3 2025 Earnings Miss, Dividend Deadline and December 2025 Outlook

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

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

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.

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.

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.