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Lowe's is betting big on AI as core infrastructure, while Home Depot embeds intelligence into execution, logistics and Pro services to defend its retail lead.
Michelle Connell notes Home Depot's (HD) underwhelming 2025 that can experience a rebound in 2026. She explains how the FOMC's rate cutting cycle play a role in setting a new bullish base for the stock.
HD leans on Pro strength to steady sales as DIY demand falters and big-ticket home projects face headwinds.
Home Depot (HD) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?
LOW gains momentum with AI tools, Pro expansion and operational agility, outpacing HD as 2026 approaches.
Home Depot (HD) has received quite a bit of attention from Zacks.com users lately. Therefore, it is wise to be aware of the facts that can impact the stock's prospects.
HD braces for a tougher Q4 as fading storm-driven demand and difficult comps weigh on sales momentum.
My "Buy" rating for Techtronic Industries is left unchanged, following an assessment of its key client Home Depot's recent disclosures. HD's 3Q25 call commentary indicated that the Pro user segment and large-ticket transactions were resilient in the latest quarter. Home Depot estimates that the Professional User category's total addressable market is $0.6 trillion, which is a big market for Techtronic's leading MILWAUKEE brand.
A security researcher said Home Depot exposed access to its internal systems for a year after one of its employees published a private access token online, likely by mistake. The researcher found the exposed token and tried to privately alert Home Depot to its security lapse, but was ignored for several weeks.
HD stock trades near 17% below its high, but soft demand, margin pressure and elevated valuation cloud the outlook.