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BBB complaints usually have merit and they will publish outcomes/corrective actions taken by both parties involved. Sometime they are significant complaints. Sometimes they are unreasonable.
NET was supposedly a great buy at $200 and TLRY at $20. The only hype stock that r/stocks has been "successful" on is TSLA, and that's a truly unique one of a kind ticker. Now, HD is actually a good, profitable company, but your skepticism of what's pumped here is definitely warranted. Reply.
I use Fidelity for basic news reading, running stock screens for high growth stocks at decent valuations, looking deeply at the history of earnings results, actually trading options, and for their options scanner which tracks abnormal option activity.
I have some LOW & some TSCO along with WMT (retailers I own). Might pick up some HD as hurricane season gets into full swing & the price is down, but had concerns about their performance. Read some, wanted to get consensus. My take: HD heavily courts the PRO side of building (contractors).
I still see good growth in HD for 2022, especially with high housing demand. TA is bad, price is below 50 and 200 MA which is very bearish, but it bounced back from ~305 support level. What is your bull and bear case for Home Depot?
I’m not reading reviews on BBB in order to make decisions. I simply use BBB for dispute resolution. Sure, there are more “nuclear” options, but why would I start there versus a simple and effective BBB complaint? I’ve left plenty of Google reviews and the only outcome that has yielded is a defensive response from the business.
I’d try to find a reputable contractor with a lot of decent reviews that has been in business for 10 years or more. They are more demanding up front, normally wanting professional drawings from architects etc but that’s because they want to do the job well the first time.
