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More than 20,000 home improvement products now available tax-free for delivery to overseas military bases ATLANTA, July 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Home Depot today announced the expansion of its partnership with the Military Exchanges to include delivery to Army Post Office (APO), Fleet Post Office (FPO) and Diplomatic Post Office (DPO) addresses, providing overseas military communities with tax-free access to more than 20,000 home improvement products. Available through the Army & Air Force Exchange Service (AAFES) and Navy Exchange Service Command (NEXCOM), the expanded program enables eligible military exchange shoppers to purchase products from The Home Depot and have them delivered directly to overseas military bases.

For today's Big 3, @Theotrade's Don Kaufman explains why Home Depot (HD) is going through a “necessary rotation,” sees a possibility for eBay (EBAY) shares to spike, and tilts bearish on Micron (MU) after its stellar surge. Don offers example options trades for his picks while Rick Ducat walks us through key levels to watch in the stock charts.

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Home Depot (NYSE:HD | HD Price Prediction) is the largest home improvement retailer in America, and right now it is caught between two stories.

HD and LOW diverge on scale, Pro strength, valuation and stock performance as housing trends shape their investment appeal.

HD's margin resilience, Pro strength and strategic expansion may help buffer weak demand as housing pressures continue to weigh on spending.

Home Depot remains a "Hold" as shares appear fairly valued with technicals signaling a challenging setup. Q1 results beat expectations, but guidance was uninspiring; currency headwinds and tepid EPS growth outlook persist. HD's strategic shift toward the pro market may drive higher average tickets but increases cyclicality and risk exposure.

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