Historical return extremes for Home Depot (HD) from 1981 to 2026
What if you bought at the best or worst time? Max profit, max drawdown, and total return since IPO.
| Scenario | Return | Start date | Start price | End date | End price | $1,000 becomes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Max profitMore info about Max profit | +2,130,067% | $0.02 | $418.09 | $21,301,669.63 | ||
| Max drawdownMore info about Max drawdown | -70.49% | $40.02 | $11.81 | $295.10 | ||
| Return since IPOMore info about Return since IPO | +1,673,046% | $0.02 | $328.39 | $16,731,458.04 |
- Max profitMore info about Max profit+2,130,067%$21,301,669.63
- Max drawdownMore info about Max drawdown-70.49%$295.10
- Return since IPOMore info about Return since IPO+1,673,046%$16,731,458.04
Each row shows the start and end dates and prices for the scenario, the period return, and the resulting outcome for a $1,000 investment in Home Depot (HD). Max profit is the best buy-and-sell pair across the entire price history; max drawdown is the worst peak-to-trough decline; the last row tracks return from IPO to today. Prices are split- and dividend-adjusted closing prices — actual outcomes would differ due to fees, taxes, and slippage.
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