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Why Dell Will Never Be Great AgainI recently received a comment to an article I wrote a while back questioning my favorable opinion of Home Depot (HD) where I stated that despite its poor performance this year I still felt it was a good core holding; thus I feel a "public airing" is in order.
The following was the comment I received on Thursday, June 29:
Why would you list The Home Depot as a "solid company" and give people the impression it's a stock to buy or hold at this time? Investors have had trouble with management, the board of directors, and the the direction the Home Depot is going.
Price of HD stock has been declining since the first of the year. It hasn't been doing well over the last five years. This is a stock a person has to gamble on. Flip a coin, cut a deck of cards, roll the dice, then decide if you want to invest. There is no "solid" evidence that this is a "must have in my
portfolio" stock.
Todays Home Depot is not the money maker of 5 or 10 or 15 years ago because it's not the same company.
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