Prev Close | 43.78 |
Day Low/High | 42.92 / 45.94 |
52 Wk Low/High | 17.12 / 50.23 |
Prev Close | 43.78 |
Day Low/High | 42.92 / 45.94 |
52 Wk Low/High | 17.12 / 50.23 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 265.89B |
Market Cap | 11.64B |
P/E Ratio | 10.23 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Here's the kind I like to buy -- and the vetted stocks that you can play on 'good' risk.
On the back of several major market indices putting in fresh highs this week, we have a bunch of fresh Buy ratings (and a sell, too): Adobe initiated with a Buy at Goldman; target $580 Intuit resumed with a Neutral at Goldman; target $430 Meritage ...
As power has changed hands in the White House, we can expect these names -- and themes -- to benefit.
This is one of few homebuilder equities that did not have a big move up in 2020 and the stock is cheap.
It depends on the homebuilder; let's check out the technical differences between Hovnanian Enterprises and Toll Brothers.
Let's check out both the stocks that are going strong -- even without a stimulus -- and what I call the nascent bull markets.
Haverty Furniture recently increased its quarterly dividend by almost 36% to $0.19 per share, and is poised to get a boost from housing demand.
Home improvement and supply concerns and homebuilders should do well as the movement from big cities to smaller towns gains traction.
Traders should go long here and add on any one or two day dip.
As homebuyers look to lock in low mortgage rates, these five names look attractive.
I was a bit surprised to find several homebuilders showing up on bullish and breakout scans.
After the strong run of homebuilders in 2019, the sector simply isn't as oversold as it was to start the year.
Among the encouraging signs: Applications for home loans recently hit a nine-year peak and new home sales in March posted a 16-month high.
Screening Goldman Sachs' list of the top 20 stocks to see which ones are the best technical opportunities.
File under more homework to do. In addition to all the other happenings, this morning also brings us the weekly mortgage application data. In it, we find the latest weekly mortgage application volume surged 18.6% from the previous week and 28% from ...
The homebuilding sector is showing signs that it can remain red hot in 2019.
Retail and housing stocks are reacting to what will happen this spring, rather than Fed fears. This is how to play it.
This homebuilder has roared past resistance.
PHM made a low Tuesday, but this probably is not 'the low.'
Better-than-expected numbers from PulteGroup and TRI Pointe Group are encouraging.
Fed policy makers, research directors and the media seem clueless that the economy is slowing, not growing.
We may finally be finding a bottom for the slumping homebuilders.
PHM looks to be headed still lower on the charts.
This is the stock to watch next week when the Fed raises rates.
Now there's no real crisis here. I think that money's still being spent, it's just being spent a different way.