Home Depot jumps 6.5%, about 3 times a normal day
Home Depot closed up 6.5% on 4 November 2026, its largest one-day gain since at least 6 November 2024, the start of the daily closes we hold. The closes, the trading volume and what the company filed with the SEC around the move.
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The Home Depot, Inc. (HD) shares rose 6.5% on 4 November 2026. Below are the closes, how unusual the move was, and what the company filed.
The move
Home Depot closed at $355.44 on 4 November 2026, up 6.5% from $333.66 on 3 November, its largest one-day gain since at least 6 November 2024, the start of the daily closes we hold. About 8.1 million shares traded on 4 November, 1.7 times the average of the 20 sessions before. In the 20 sessions to 3 November its daily changes had a standard deviation of 2.1% (20-day realized volatility of 32.8% a year), so the move on 4 November was about 3.2 times a normal day.
What the company filed
Home Depot filed no current, quarterly or annual report with the SEC from 31 October to 4 November, according to EDGAR.
Its earlier moves this size
Home Depot’s latest earlier one-day gains of 5% or more in the daily closes we hold, since 5 November 2024: 24 June 2026, up 5.7%, and down 5.3% 20 sessions later; 8 April 2026, up 5.5%, and down 3.9% 20 sessions later. These are dates, not a pattern: a few moves say little about the next one.
What this note does not say
The filings do not give a reason for the share price move, and neither do we: this note puts the closes and the filings side by side. Every quarter Home Depot has filed, each linked to its filing, is on the HD page at /s/hd.
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