Home Depot (HD)

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The Home Depot (NYSE: HD) will report Q2 earnings on Tuesday, Aug. 18. Analysts expect earnings of $4.73/share and revenue of $47.24B. CEO taking medical leave. Yielding 2.70%, investors need $222,573 for $500/month or $44,584 for $100/month. Dividend yield can change based on stock price & payment. HD shares fell 2.5% to $345.61. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVF0O2lsEH4&t=1s

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