| Prev Close | 51.41 |
| Open | 53.00 |
| Day Low/High | 47.75 / 53.25 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 37.29 / 55.77 |
| Volume | 10.71M |
| Avg Volume | 2.95M |
Lennar Corp. (LEN)
48.51
2.90
5.60
NYSE : Consumer Durables
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 285.43M |
| Market Cap | 16.21B |
| EPS | 5.50 |
| P/E Ratio | 9.06 |
| Div & Yield | 0.16 (0.30%) |
Latest News
Lennar's Charts Looks Like They Have Run Out of Steam and Are Rolling Over
Let's check out the charts of LEN ahead of Tuesday's earnings report.
Jim Cramer: Want a Snapshot of the Economy? Look at the Rails
When you see that money pouring out of the market it is going to be looking for a home. The home will most likely want some economic sensitivity.
Construction Stocks Positioned to Claw Back 2018 Declines
Construction spending hasn't sent ambivalent signals in 2019.
Better Homebuilder Buy: KB Home or Lennar?
Time to break down the best bet.
What the Homebuilder Hot Streak Means for Home Depot, Lowe's
The major homebuilders are forecasting strong demand into the second half of 2019, giving a boost Wednesday to shares of Home Depot and Lowe's.
Lennar Stock Is Building a Real Nice Chart Pattern
Volume trends have been uber positive for the homebuilder's shares.
Lennar Sets Firm Foundation for Homebuilders
The homebuilding sector is showing signs that it can remain red hot in 2019.
Complexity Theory, Operation Un-Twist, Managed Care Stocks: Market Recon
It becomes difficult to own for anything other than a trade, managed care stocks and those that most benefit from Medicare expansion.
Jim Cramer: Don't Be Afraid of the Housing Start Number
This is a natural decline that will be followed by an advance you can profit from as housing endures its annual spring rebound.
Jim Cramer: Are We in a Rolling Bull Market Now?
How did we get from a rolling bear market to a rolling bull market so quickly?
Jim Cramer: Bed Bath & Beyond Demonstrates Our Systemic Deflation
This is why using the Philips Curve, in a vacuum, is misleading.
Jim Cramer: Today's Theme - Buy Ahead of the End of Bad News
Micron is a perfect example of how the stock market does work.
Trade Resolution Would Keep This Correction From Becoming a Crash: Market Recon
Plus, a resolution of the government shut-down needs to happen soon.
Jim Cramer: The Fed Wants a Higher Level of Growth As a Cushion
Retail and housing stocks are reacting to what will happen this spring, rather than Fed fears. This is how to play it.
Lennar Looks to Build Base for Upside Move
Shares of the homebuilder seem poised to rise, but further consolidation and accumulation is probably needed to support a more sustained rally.
Pulte Group Is on a Tear Higher, and Here Is Why I Am a Buyer
This homebuilder has roared past resistance.
Jim Cramer: The Prism Determines How Stocks Trade Now
The perception of the majority right now is quite negative.
An Open Letter to Larry Kudlow
"We believe that free market capitalism is the best path to prosperity!" - The Kudlow Creed Dear Larry, You and I go way back - we have been friends for many years. I deliver this letter to you out of respect and in recognition of that friendship. I...
Jim Cramer: Last Week's Breakdown Was Totally Dispiriting
The stocks that performed well were the stocks that you would reach for in a recession.
Upgrades, Downgrades and More
Let's check out some upgrades, downgrades and more.... Upgrades: * Domino's Pizza at Maxim Group to a Buy with a new $310 price target, up from $305 * Workday at Bernstein fetches a new Outperform rating Downgrades: * Lennar and Meritage are hit wit...
Jim Cramer: I'm Not Saying the Fed's Gone Crazy, I'm Saying It's Gone Lazy
The Fed's crystal ball is very clouded.
Jim Cramer: What the Heck Is the Fed Doing With This Autopilot Nonsense?
What are people doing talking about how strong the economy is without getting their hands dirty and speaking to CEOs?
Jim Cramer: 5 Reasons Why Retail Stocks Are About to Get Dumped
Portfolio managers will presume that these stocks can't be as good as they were.
Jim Cramer: Does the Fed Want to Crush Wage Growth?
The Fed is prepared to raise rates endlessly until we don't get higher salaries.
