HD vs NFLX: Which Is the Better Buy?

Side-by-side comparison of The Home Depot, Inc. and Netflix, Inc. β€” fair value, conviction, valuation metrics, and QuantHub research signals. Updated 2026-07-16.
The Home Depot, Inc. Β· Consumer Cyclical
$343.30
+34.6% upside to fair value
Grade A High Quality
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Netflix, Inc. Β· Communication Services
$73.68
+45.0% upside to fair value
Grade B High Quality
QuantHub Verdict
NFLX has more upside to fair value (+45.0%). NFLX trades at a lower forward P/E (23.3x). These are model outputs β€” not personalized investment advice. See all research β†’
Valuation & Fundamentals
Metric HD NFLX
Current Price $343.30 $73.68
Fair Value Estimate $462.14 $106.84
Upside to Fair Value +34.6% +45.0%
Market Cap $342.3B $310.2B
Forward P/E 24.3x 23.3x
EV / EBITDA 16.5x 9.2x
Price / Sales 2.0x 6.6x
Price / FCF 23.9x 26.1x
Revenue Growth YoY +4.8% +16.2%
Gross Margin 33.1% 49.0%
Operating Margin 12.4% 29.7%
Return on Equity 113.3% 49.2%
Dividend Yield 0% 0%
FCF Yield 4.18% 3.83%
Analyst Consensus Buy Strong Buy
Investment Thesis
HD β€” The Home Depot, Inc.
The Home Depot, Inc. operates as a leading home improvement retailer in the consumer cyclical sector, leveraging a strong brand and cost advantages to maintain a durable competitive moat. Despite a modest revenue growth of 4.8% and a decline in earnings by 4.2% in the most recent quarter, the company exhibits exceptional profitability metrics including a 113.3% return on equity and solid margins …
NFLX β€” Netflix, Inc.
Netflix, Inc. operates as a leading global streaming entertainment service, delivering a wide variety of TV series, documentaries, and feature films across multiple genres and languages. The company exhibits high business quality with a durable competitive moat supported by strong brand recognition, intangible assets, and network effects. Its recent financial performance shows robust earnings gro…
Accumulation Zones
Metric HD NFLX
Zone Low $346.61 $80.13
Zone High $392.82 $90.81
In Buy Zone? Yes Yes
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