Numbers Don't Lie: Home Depot Earnings

The video discusses consumer spending priorities, highlighting a preference for home and car investments over clothing. It examines Home Depot's consistent sales growth, linked to the remodeling market index, and its revenue increase driven by e-commerce. The video also explores Home Depot's strategy of integrating physical and online stores, maintaining a stable store count, and how these trends reflect in stock prices, with online and home retailers outperforming traditional department stores.

What has been a consistent trend in Home Depot's sales over the past 20 quarters?

• Sales have been declining.

• Sales have been negative since 2012.

• Sales have been consistently above 2%.

• Sales have been fluctuating below 2%.

How has Home Depot's revenue growth been influenced by online sales?

• Online sales have grown by more than 21%.

• Online sales have remained constant.

• Online sales have no impact on revenue.

• Online sales have decreased by 21%.

What percentage of Home Depot's online orders are picked up in stores?

• 25%

• 10%

• 60%

• 40%

Which companies have seen their stock gains surpass those of Sears and Macy's?

• Walmart and Target

• Best Buy and Costco

• Kohl's and JCPenney

• Amazon, Home Depot, and Lowe's

What is the current trend among investors and customers regarding retail preferences?

• Preference for traditional department stores

• Preference for online and home retailers

• Preference for luxury brands

• Preference for small local shops