Jim Cramer emphasized the value of dividend stocks like Home Depot during recent AI stock selloffs, noting that despite his personal dislike for Home Depot, its steady dividends helped stabilize his portfolio. While AI stocks like Oracle and Broadcom fell sharply, Home Depot's consistent revenue growth, dividend payments, and resilience amid a tough housing market make it a reliable choice for diversification. Investors should watch Home Depot's upcoming sales reports, CEO updates, and dividend growth to assess its ongoing strength.
As of Oct 10, 2026 03:41 WIB, Home Depot (HD) trades at USD 290.99, closer to its 52-week low of USD 281.15 than its high of USD 391.90, with a dividend yield of 3.15% and a 1-day decline of 1.52% on Pluang. In contrast, Oracle (ORCL) and Broadcom (AVGO) are trading well above their 52-week lows, at USD 141.60 and USD 362.30 respectively, with Oracle up 4.85% and Broadcom up 0.60% for the day. Despite Home Depot's recent dip, its higher dividend yield and longer typical hold time of 139 days on Pluang highlight its appeal for investors seeking steady income compared to the more volatile tech stocks.
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