| Prev Close | 27.80 |
| Open | 27.79 |
| Day Low/High | 26.78 / 28.17 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 20.34 / 34.54 |
| Volume | 395.63K |
M/I Homes, Inc. (MHO)
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| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 27.54B |
| Market Cap | 778.80M |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Latest News
Time to Take Profits on Homebuilders
A slowdown in house building, mainly due to the weather, is ahead.
The Week Ahead: Stand at the Ready
A wave of earnings and economic data will be unleashed this week.
Two Examples of Playing 'Bad News'
An excessive pullback or regulatory action can create opportunity.
Corner of Wall & Main: China, Homes
Let's put some of these numbers in perspective.
Housing Data Perking With Spring
Growth comes as domestic economy picks up.
Housing Improves on the Sly
Even as housing stocks approach oversold levels, data are actually firming across the board.
Choose Your Homebuilders Wisely
You'll need to be more discerning these days, so here's what to look for.
Homebuilders' Earnings Bear Watching
Long-term fundamentals look favorable, but we shouldn't overlook near-term concerns.
The Week Ahead: A Slew of Clues Are Incoming
This week's earnings should help answer a number of questions.
These Stocks Could Bounce on Fed News
You should revisit homebuilders, consumer staples and other sectors that have pulled back.
For These Housing Numbers, Context Is Key
The headline numbers may look poor, but a deeper read reveals a different story.
Appraising the Homebuilders
Two interesting developments in the housing market.
Rebuilding, and Lots of It
Have a look at these companies, which stand to be at the helm of Oklahoma rebuilding efforts.
Should Be Another Good Year for Housing
Auto-parts plays stand to do well, too.
Two Correction-Resistant Stocks
CVR Energy and IPG Photonics could be setting up for new rallies.
Housing's Upside Becomes Clearer
Sales conditions and confidence are improving, and homes on the market are selling faster.
Fed Bolsters Homebuilders
The Fed's announcement assures that these stocks have more room to run.
Crack the Door on the Housing Market
Housing has begun embarking on a recovery, and this low-key name looks like a solid way to play it.
