Home Depot has stood as a titan of the American retail landscape for years, its orange aisles synonymous with weekend projects and DIY dreams. But cracks have begun to appear in the home improvement giant's facade, sending tremors through the financial markets and sparking whispers of a deeper economic unease. The company has been a consistent performer in the past, delivering strong sales and earnings growth, as well as generous dividends and share buybacks. However, in recent months, Home Depot's stock has been under pressure, falling 10% since the beginning of the year. What is behind this decline, and what does it mean for the future of the company and the industry? Home Depot's stock is warning us something is wrong.