| Prev Close | 11.48 |
| Open | 11.64 |
| Day Low/High | 11.50 / 11.72 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 4.39 / 17.23 |
| Volume | 18.20K |
Beazer Homes USA, Inc. (BZH)
11.39
0.09
0.78
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 31.03B |
| Market Cap | 358.06M |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
Exodus From Big Cities Spells Opportunity in Several Names
Furniture sellers, homebuilders and home improvement and décor retailers should benefit as people establish new digs outside urban areas.
Building Hopes for a Few Housing-Related Names
The prospect of improved housing activity thanks to mortgage rates that are down from a year ago could benefit these stocks.
I'm Unapologetically Overweight in These 2 Sectors
The two are homebuilding and biotech, and there are stocks within those sectors where I've parked my money.
3 Small-Cap Names in the Red-Hot Housing Sector That Are Worth a Look
Beazer Homes USA, Taylor Morrison Home Corp. and Hooker Furniture is a trio to consider.
These 5 Small Caps Are Well Positioned Despite Escalating Trade Tensions
They're the kind of names, along with a big dollop of cash in my portfolio, I plan to wait out the 'trade wars'.
3 Small-Caps That Look Like Bargains at Current Trading Levels
The trio consists of BioDelivery Sciences International, Beazer Homes USA and Redhill Biopharma.
Look for Rebound in Housing-Related Stocks to Build in Second Half
Mortgage rates have been declining of late, which should help produce a better story for the housing market in the second part of 2019.
Checking Back With 3 Smaller Homebuilders
I do think consolidation across this very fragmented industry will pick up in the quarters ahead.
3 Cheap Stocks That Look Ready to Push Higher
An owner of radio stations, a homebuilder and a wellness company still offer value even after the broader market's run to record highs.
Revisiting Housing and 2 Homebuilder Stocks to Watch
Builder confidence has ticked up of late heading into the crucial spring selling season.
These 'Small Ball' Names Will Outperform the Market in 2019
Investors are already more focused on what lies ahead when Q1 results start in early April.
Small Caps Should Outperform in 2019
Small cap stocks should see much faster earnings growth than larger concerns.
Here's Why Homebuilders Are Getting a Lift
I still like some of the names in this sector to rally further off oversold levels.
Pulte Group Is on a Tear Higher, and Here Is Why I Am a Buyer
This homebuilder has roared past resistance.
Beazer's Big Jump Builds Case for My Contrarian View on Sagging Housing Stocks
The homebuilder shot up 30% on Tuesday after crushing earnings expectations and likely won't be the only bet to pay off in the sector.
This Strong U.S. Dollar Is Deadly: Market Recon
The never-ending strength now seen in the dollar is causing the most pain in U.S. markets.
2 Hammered Homebuilders That Look Beyond Cheap
William Lyons Homes and Beazer Homes appear to have bad news already priced into their depressed shares.
5 Small-Cap Names With Promising Profits Ahead
.We haven't seen these type of earnings gains since 2010
5 Small-Caps With Promising Profits Ahead
They are LGI Homes, Beazer Homes, Prestige Consumer Healthcare, Gulfport Energy and Cabot Oil.
Housing, Homebuilders and Contrarian Plays
These data points tell me investors are too pessimistic on this part of the market.
My Contrarian Plays In Housing
We have confirmation that things are pretty good for home builders and related 'nesting' stocks.
3 Domestically Focused Value Names
Beazer Homes, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock and Entercom Communications seem like bargains right now.
Three Stocks That Have My Attention
I continue to deploy some of the 'dry powder' into the market after its recent hiccup.
Keep Playing the Energy Sector: Market Recon
The planet will likely never ever need to consume less energy tomorrow than it did yesterday.
My Housing Logic Conundrum
Loan rates and yields should be headed lower.
Small Homebuilders Are Tempting
Homebuilders are the second-largest allocation within my biotech.
Spring Housing Market Is Set to Surge
But not for the reasons you might expect.
There's No Pent-Up Housing Demand
Consumer confidence is up, but savings is down, which will curb first-time buyers' housing demand.
