Lowe's Companies, Inc. reached its 52-week high recently, drawing attention from Jim Cramer. He remarked on the stock's performance during a broadcast on November 20, 2025.
"What else? Housing stocks are moving up not long ago after getting hit with mass downgrades," Cramer said. "There's a thaw going on as supply has arrived to quell demand. Home prices are at last coming down, many of them to 2019 prices. Toll Brothers, Lennar, Horton led the group higher. The same, by the way, was, how about this? Home Depot rallied again, only to be outdone by Lowe's, which hit its 52-week high. Congratulations to Lowe's CEO Marvin Ellison for that achievement in this god-awful environment."
In the same episode, Cramer discussed Lowe's recent earnings report. "Now, the other big home improvement chain, Lowe's, reported yesterday," he stated. "They did comparatively better. This company posted a modest top and bottom line beat, even if their same-store sales came in a tad light."
Cramer noted differences from Home Depot. "Big difference from Home Depot, Lowe's raised its full-year sales forecast, although they lowered their same-store sales outlook, and they adjusted the earnings guidance down a bit," he said. "I like that they had very little inventory. I mean, like... inventory's down."