Stocks @ Night is a daily newsletter delivered after hours, giving you a first look at tomorrow and last look at today. Sign up for free to receive it directly in your inbox. Here’s what CNBC TV’s producers were watching as the S & P 500 ended Monday near the flatline, and what’s on the radar for the next session. Home Depot will report before the bell The home improvement giant will report Tuesday morning. The numbers will come out during “Squawk Box.” Becky Quick, Joe Kernen and Andrew Ross Sorkin will have the stock’s reaction and the details on the quarter. The stock has gained 3.7% in the past three months. Home Depot is down 10% from the 52-week high hit back in November. HD 3M mountain Home Depot over the past three months Amer Sports will report before the bel l The sporting goods company, which is based in Helsinki, Finland, is behind brands including Salomon, Atomic, Wilson and Louisville Slugger. Amer Sports has surged 20% in the last three months. The stock is 7% from the late June high. Toll Brothers reports after the bell The homebuilding stock has gained 22% in the past three months. Toll Brothers shares are 22% from the November high. We get housing starts and building permit data at 8:30 a.m. ET Tuesday morning. CNBC’s housing reporter Diana Olick will be standing by to report on the details on TV and online. Lennar has advanced 17.5% in three months. It is about 30% from the high. Hovnanian has jumped 37% in three months. It is also about 30% from the high. Taylor Morrison has gained 13.5% in three months. The stock is 10% from the high. TOL 3M mountain Toll Brothers in the past three months Salesforce’s artificial intelligence summit Salesforce is trying to attract new contracts from federal, state and local governments. The stock is in a hole: Shares are off 35% from the December high. Salesforce is down nearly 30% year to date. This is partly because some believe AI is democratizing the AI business, making it harder for software companies like Salesforce to score big. According to FactSet, 48 analysts rate the stock a buy or overweight, and 10 say to hold it. The stock ended Monday at $243.97, and the average price target is $346.35. Google Tuesday marks 21 years since Alphabet went public. In those two decades, the stock with an IPO price of $85 is up 9,500%. If you bought $10,000 worth of the stock in 2004 and held it, that investment would be worth $960,000 today. According to our friends at FactSet, the analysts still like it. In all, 57 rate it a buy or overweight, and 13 have a hold. The stock closed at $203.50 on Monday. The average price target is $220, according to FactSet.
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