The company received a Hold rating from Citi with a $250 price target. Third-quarter results met revenue expectations and exceeded profit forecasts, driven by operational discipline, growth in its professional customer segment, and digital sales. The CEO highlighted strong execution and productivity initiatives. While the stock has underperformed the broader market over the past year, it recently rebounded. Analysts remain optimistic, citing the company's robust capital returns and positioning it as an attractive low-volatility investment to hold through the upcoming housing recovery.