Prev Close | 37.73 |
Open | 37.92 |
Day Low/High | 37.76 / 39.34 |
52 Wk Low/High | 9.82 / 42.20 |
Volume | 435.51K |
Prev Close | 37.73 |
Open | 37.92 |
Day Low/High | 37.76 / 39.34 |
52 Wk Low/High | 9.82 / 42.20 |
Volume | 435.51K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 90.54B |
Market Cap | 3.24B |
P/E Ratio | 11.42 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
It appears the plague could spread into month's end, too.
After that Lennar release, it looks like homebuilders can be a 'go-to' sector once again.
Lennar's positive earnings has pulled the homebuilders higher, but Cuttone's Keith Bliss thinks the group will go flat before moving higher.
The market's reaction to Fed developments is less than shocking.
A plethora of data are on tap, as well as more Washington verbiage
In the coming week, traders will be watching results from Lennar and KB Homes, as well as Nike and the report on consumer confidence for September.
Next week brings a few earnings releases and Pacific Sunwear is a stock TheStreet's Lindsey Bell and Andrew Krill will be watching to buy.
Many will want to buy a house before mortgages get too expensive.
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Two interesting developments in the housing market.
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The cash-strapped-consumer won't have an effect just yet.
And watch for opportunities in so-called 'boring' stocks.
This homebuilder appears oversold, but Portfolio Manager David Peltier likes its exposure to California.
Pullbacks in REITs and homebuilders have created buying opportunities according to Greywolf's Mark Newton as pending home sales hit highs.
TheStreet's Debra Borchardt gives details on homebuilders moving higher including KB Homes, while Oracle stumbles in its earnings.
Homebuilders may be the brightest spot in the market - immune to Cyprus and benefiting from low jobless claims says Greywolf Equities Mark Newton to TheStreet's Debra Borchardt.
It never hurts to take some risk off the table or use hedges.
The stock continues to have a bullish setup, but expect a pullback.
Investors who missed the move in this sector may want to consider these related names.
Joe Bell, Sr. Analyst at Schaeffer's Investment Research, names his favorite housing and consumer discretionary stocks including KB Homes and Expedia.