| Prev Close | 58.56 |
| Day Low/High | 58.20 / 60.42 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 19.37 / 60.53 |
Toll Brothers, Inc. (TOL)
60.34
NYSE
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 123.12B |
| Market Cap | 7.21B |
| P/E Ratio | 14.95 |
| Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Twitter Surge Can't Save Stocks
Twitter's successful IPO was not enough to stem profit taking on Wall Street. Gregory Zuckerman talks about his new book The Frackers.
Buying Facebook Off the Map
I could create a dominant, diverse company with FB's $125 billion cap.
Cramer: The Dichotomy in Housing
Home-related stocks aren't handcuffed to the homebuilders.
The Daily Dose: Someone Must Be Sheriff
Stock market gains are not yet showing up in consumption:
The Daily Dose: The Hidden Earnings Season
The macro situation is obscuring the action in individual names.
Cramer: DC Hurts Housing
Jim Cramer says the problems in Washington will hurt the housing market in the near term.
Have a Plan in Place, Just in Case
Here are some stocks that will do well amid a U.S. debt default -- and others that stand to get clobbered.
Lennar Leads Builders Higher
Lennar's positive earnings has pulled the homebuilders higher, but Cuttone's Keith Bliss thinks the group will go flat before moving higher.
Cramer: What To Watch In Lennar
Lennar is the country's largest home builder. Jim Cramer explains what he'll be looking at within the earnings report.
The Daily Dose: What Just Happened at the Fed?
We are all generally flying blind at the moment!
Housing Bulls Welcome Bad News
Low mortgage applications may prevent the Fed from tapering.
Housing Looks Headed for Turbulence
Employment is a good leading indicator, and the data don't look good.
Playing A Stall In Housing
Interest rates are hurting organic home buyers and institutional buyers are slowing purchases, stalling the housing recovery says Doug Kass.
Cramer: Housing Not Building
Jim Cramer believes the housing sector is losing its ground and not building on the recent gains. His focus will be away from this group.
The Daily Dose: Strategy Sheet for the Hardcore Player
Here are some of the most fascinating nuggets from earnings season
Folks - It's a Normal Correction
Some are blaming today's selling on worries about the Fed minutes, but Ben Willis of Albert Fried says its just a normal correction.
Housing Not Trumping Fed Worry
Continued positive news from the housing sector helped Lowe's and Toll Brothers, but worries about the Fed minutes hurts the overall market.
Early-Morning Market Look
Let's take a peek at the overnight and early-morning trading in the major asset classes. The rundown: S&P futures down 4; Nasdaq futures down 8; Nikkei up 0.2% (strength in tech/telecom while basic materials and energy lagged); China Shanghai flat (...
The Daily Dose: Hacking at the Brush
Homebuilders may be a guide to when the market reverses.
Rate Rise Won't Slay Housing
The recent tick up in mortgage rates is not enough to derail the housing recovery, says Bob Walters, Chief Economist at Quicken Loans.
The Day Ahead: Protect Your Soul
The rally is more leveraged to liquidity matters than to earnings
Is This the Tipping Point?
Just look at Toll Brothers today.
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.
Housing Pops, Bernanke on Deck
The housing market index rises the most since 1996, and Bernanke speaks Wednesday. UBS's Kevin Cummins gives TheStreet's Joe Deaux his take.
The Day Ahead: Falling From a High
Watch for a pullback in consumer discretionary names.
Longer Term Outlook Is Negative
This does not appear to be a time to be a buyer.
Housing Headwinds Begin
A government refinancing program could create a glut of inventory.
Morning Call, June 26
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