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Home Depot (NYSE: HD) is one of the best-performing stocks in history, but the home improvement retailer has struggled recently. The company has faced challenges in the housing market like the rest of its peers, and comparable sales and profits...

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Home Depot generates sufficient free cash flow to support dividends.

With earnings set for November 12th before the market open, implied volatility on HD stock is through the roof.

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Bernard “Bernie” Marcus, the co-founder of The Home Depot, a billionaire philanthropist, and a big Republican donor, has died

Marcus was Home Depot’s CEO as it grew rapidly during its first two decades, and was chairman of the board until his retirement in 2002

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