Prev Close | 37.73 |
Open | 37.92 |
Day Low/High | 37.76 / 40.42 |
52 Wk Low/High | 9.82 / 42.20 |
Volume | 1.05M |
Prev Close | 37.73 |
Open | 37.92 |
Day Low/High | 37.76 / 40.42 |
52 Wk Low/High | 9.82 / 42.20 |
Volume | 1.05M |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 90.54B |
Market Cap | 3.24B |
P/E Ratio | 11.42 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Consider a 'chicken short' -- a put spread -- on some housing names that look over-valued.
Let's put some of these numbers in perspective.
Growth comes as domestic economy picks up.
Even as housing stocks approach oversold levels, data are actually firming across the board.
The Fed's monetary policy has not worked, and homebuilders' stocks should still be sold.
There was a lot of green Beyond Wall Street this week and not just in St. Patrick's Day parades across the country.
Lennar Homebuilders shares aren't moving higher on its good quarterly earnings report because it had already moved up on similar news from KB Home, says TheStreet's Jim Cramer.
Before you fill out your March Madness bracket, be sure you're not missing out on any of this morning's earnings reports, including Burlington Stores, Guess, and Lennar.
KB Home shares shot up on Wednesday as higher selling prices, demand for larger homes and increased household incomes all helped to drive revenues.
Markets closed lower Wednesday after the Fed's policy statement raised the prospect of interest rates rising sooner than expected - the median forecast now puts rates at 1% by the end of 2015.
Housing is refusing to fit into the well-worn negative story.
Investors who discount the Russia news will get stung.
This week may set trading tone until next the next earnings.period.
Ukraine tensions are coinciding with a still-severe winter.
You'll need to be more discerning these days, so here's what to look for.
There is not enough evidence to be going short.
If you are invested in any of the homebuilders, consider selling now.
Long-term fundamentals look favorable, but we shouldn't overlook near-term concerns.
Update: Futures pull back after a stunning Wednesday rally.
Be ready when the lag in housing data ends this week.
Be cautious going into the Fed meeting
As we wrap up 2013, Washington is striking a deal.
Cuttone's Keith Bliss remains neutral on housing due to the mixed messages the data is sending.
Rebounds in China and Europe point to firmer vehicle sales
Jim Cramer says the problems in Washington will hurt the housing market in the near term.
This trend is a good indication that business is going well.
KB Homes may soon be ripe for purchase.