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Market Editorial - Chuck Crow Home Depot (HD)
HD opened the week at 396.57. Monday’s low was 392.51, and the high on Monday was 398.97. HD rallied to 414.36 on Tuesday, and has given back ground on both Wednesday and Thursday. Thursday’s low was 396.17, which is below the open of the week, but still above the low of the week at 392.51. HD needs the broader market to stop falling if it wants to turn the trend back into an upward one.
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Previous Stocks
WBA opened the week at 11.92 and has traded up to a high this week of 12.25. While the broader market has been moving lower, WBA has been climbing. The low of the week was 11.92, set at the open. The stock closed for trading on Thursday at 12.15. The real support of this stock is the 11.92 of the week, but traders should start practicing caution if the stock drops back below 12.00.
Observation
The week opened at 6467.00. On Monday the market was flat, but then started moving down on Tuesday. Tuesday’s low at 6419.25 is also the most recent FOMC number. On Wednesday the market broke down making not just a new daily low, but the ES also traded below last week’s low. Wednesday’s low at 6362.75. Thursday was an inside day, but the market did move lower from an open at 6414.25 and a close at 6370.25. It is also worth noting that Thursday’s high was 6419.00 just shy of the FOMC number and Tuesday’s low. In overnight trading the ES futures opened at 6392.00. Breaking trend to the topside would require the market to move above the 6419.25 FOMC number on the day when Chair Powell will be giving the keynote speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium. A top end break may be more symbolic given all the pomp and circumstance. Unfortunately this market has not delivered much positive news this week.
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News and Earnings for the Week
Friday, Aug 22, 2025 Economic | | • | | Fed Chair Jerome Powell — Jackson Hole keynote at 10:00 a.m. | | | • | | (No other major U.S. releases scheduled.) |
Earnings | | • | | BJ’s Wholesale Club (BJ) — BMO; call 8:30 a.m. | | | • | | Buckle (BKE) — BMO; webcast 10:00 a.m. |
Probabilities for the Week
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