Home Depot, Inc. (HD)

The article recommends three Dividend King retail stocks for long-term investors: Target, Lowe's, and Federal Realty Investment Trust. All three have demonstrated resilience by increasing dividends annually for 50+ consecutive years. Target offers a 3.8% yield but is undergoing a business overhaul; Lowe's has more attractive valuation than Home Depot with a 2% yield; Federal Realty is a REIT with a 4.3% yield and active portfolio management.

The Motley Fool•Reuben Gregg Brewer

Mar 31

Realty Income (O), a REIT with a 5.3% dividend yield, pays monthly dividends to shareholders. To generate $500 monthly income, an investor would need approximately 1,850 shares at the current price of $60.46, requiring an initial investment of about $111,851. The company is highlighted as a reliable dividend payer with 670 consecutive monthly dividends, a diversified portfolio of 15,500+ properties, and major tenants including Walmart, Home Depot, and 7-Eleven.

The Motley Fool•Selena Maranjian

Mar 29

The Canada Games Council and Quebec's host society announced the induction of six sports legends into the Canada Games Hall of Honour on March 27, 2026. The honorees include athletes Patrick Anderson, Gaétan Boucher, Catharine Pendrel, and Hayley Wickenheiser, builder Colette Bourgonje, and distinguished alumna Carol Anne Chénard. The ceremony celebrated their exceptional contributions to Canadian sport and their roles as inspirational figures for future athletes.

GlobeNewswire Inc.•Canada Games Council

Mar 27

The Nasdaq has entered correction territory (down 10%+ from highs) while the S&P 500 approaches it. The market shift from megacap growth dominance to broader sector participation has left many large-cap tech stocks significantly undervalued. Investors should identify quality companies beaten down for cyclical or sentiment reasons rather than fundamental deterioration, with Home Depot highlighted as a compelling value opportunity.

The Motley Fool•Daniel Foelber

Mar 27

Construction Resources Company, LLC has completed the acquisition of Ramos Marble & Granite, a leading fabricator and installer of natural stone and quartz countertops in the greater Tampa, FL area. The acquisition strengthens Construction Resources' stone and surface capabilities, with the Ramos leadership team remaining in place post-acquisition.

Benzinga•Globe Newswire

Mar 26

The article recommends Alpine Income Property Trust (PINE) and Home Depot (HD) as long-term dividend stocks for building passive income. Alpine Income, a small REIT with a 6.34% dividend yield, benefits from its size advantage in acquiring properties and using triple net leases for cash flow protection. Home Depot offers exposure to US consumer resilience with a reasonable 21x forward P/E multiple and 2.88% dividend yield, expected to benefit from future mortgage rate declines.

The Motley Fool•Will Ebiefung

Mar 23

U.S. equities staged a broad relief-driven rebound after President Trump announced a five-day pause in military strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure. Oil prices crashed nearly 8%, with WTI crude falling to around $90.39 per barrel. The S&P 500 rose 1.37%, the Dow gained 1.72%, and the Russell 2000 small-cap index outperformed with a 2.58% gain. Consumer discretionary and travel stocks led gains, while energy stocks lagged.

Benzinga•Piero Cingari

Mar 23

Home Depot and PepsiCo, two S&P 500 blue-chip dividend stocks, have declined 25% and 22% respectively from their peaks, offering attractive dividend yields of 2.85% and 3.87%. Both companies have strong long-term dividend growth records and solid business fundamentals, making them potential buy-and-hold opportunities for income-focused investors despite near-term market headwinds.

The Motley Fool•John Ballard

Mar 22

The article identifies three stocks that align with Charlie Munger's investment philosophy of buying high-quality businesses at reasonable prices. S&P Global is highlighted for its strong moat, consistent profitability, and recent dip near 52-week lows. Fair Issac is praised for its dominant position in credit scoring with exceptional margins and free cash flow growth. Home Depot rounds out the selection as a stable retailer with strong fundamentals, currently trading near 52-week lows despite elevated debt levels.

The Motley Fool•Jake Lerch

Mar 21

Costco faces tariff-related lawsuits and refund obligations that could impact near-term profits and create uncertainty. While the company's long-term growth prospects remain intact, its current P/E ratio of 51 may not be justified given the near-term headwinds and modest profit growth of 13%, prompting investors to reconsider valuations until the tariff issue is resolved.

The Motley Fool•Will Healy

Mar 21