Last fiscal year (ended Jan. 28), Home Depot (NYSE: HD) posted revenue of $152.7 billion and net income of $15.1 billion. Both of these key figures were significantly higher than they were just five years ago, as the business has held onto its market share gains.

This has helped the shares climb 89% in the last five years (as of Feb. 21), exceeding the performance of the S&P 500.

Investors looking to add this winning retail stock to their portfolios must first understand what might be Home Depot's biggest bear case.

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Source Fool.com