Updated August 6, 2026
The average analyst price target for The Home Depot is $370.50 on a 12-month horizon. With the stock trading at $349.16, that leaves upside of +6.1%.
We define the fair-value range as ±10% of the price target, because price targets are estimates, not exact values. For The Home Depot the range runs from $333.45 to $407.55 — which means the stock is considered fairly valued.
Our overall score for The Home Depot is 53/100 (value 45, quality 56, momentum 57). The price target shows where the analysts expect the price to go — our score shows how the company is doing right now. The strongest setup is when both point in the same direction.
The average analyst price target for The Home Depot is $370.50 on a 12-month horizon. The current price is $349.16, which leaves upside of +6.1%. On that basis the stock is considered fairly valued.
The fair-value range (±10% of the price target) for The Home Depot runs from $333.45 to $407.55. The price currently sits inside the range – the stock is considered fairly valued.
A price target is the analysts' estimate of where the stock could be in 12 months – not a promise. Analysts often adjust their targets only after the price has already moved, so big turning points are sometimes missed. Use the price target as a reference point together with the technical signal as well as the key figures – never as a guarantee.
The price target is the average of the analysts' 12-month price targets (Wall Street consensus), refreshed daily from our data sources – together with the price, the signal, plus the key figures.
The price target is the average of the analysts' 12-month price targets (Wall Street consensus), updated daily. Analysis framework by Troels Højbjerg, the creator of WallStreetBuys. WallStreetBuys does not offer investment advice – trading stocks carries a risk of losses.