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Home Depot Holds Support

NYSE:HD   Home Depot, Inc. (The)
Home Depot jumped above $400 for the first time ever in late 2021. Now after a sharp pullback, value hunters may get interested.

The first pattern on today’s chart is the level around $345. It was a peak in May, and last month it was the low. Is old resistance new support? The 200-day simple moving average (SMA) also rose from below.

Next, consider the large, high-volume bullish outside day that occurred as HD held the price zone. That also suggests big investors stepped in.

Turning to the weekly chart, HD is currently trying to form a bullish inside week. That could also suggest prices are stabilizing following January’s slide.

Finally, a strong housing market has supported fundamentals. Earnings, revenue and same-store sales beat estimates on November 16. (Notice the bullish gap.) It’s now given back that entire gain, with the next set of numbers due on February 22.

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