Home Depot's latest earnings showed a revenue beat but an EPS miss, with the stock dropping 4.5%—a reminder that price dips don’t always mean value. I walked through how I evaluate whether it's worth buying now, emphasizing long-term fundamentals like return on invested capital and stable free cash flow. We also looked at broader market volatility, downgrades for Amazon and Microsoft due to regulatory concerns, and tomorrow’s Nvidia earnings, which could show over 50% year-over-year growth. While the market feels overheated, I’m staying disciplined, focused on principle-driven investing, and only buying when price and value truly align.
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