Prev Close | 72.67 |
Day Low/High | 72.06 / 74.57 |
52 Wk Low/High | 70.67 / 117.54 |
Prev Close | 72.67 |
Day Low/High | 72.06 / 74.57 |
52 Wk Low/High | 70.67 / 117.54 |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 295.49B |
Market Cap | 21.47B |
P/E Ratio | 10.78 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
'Single-stock risk' is all the rage these days.
Tepid reaction to housing news means they'll trade higher.
Jim Cramer answers viewers' Twitter (TWTR) questions from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Hopes for recovery boost homebuilders this time of year.
With over 600 companies set to report, we'll get a clearer picture.
Reports to watch: Retail sales, Beige Book, housing starts.
There are much more important things going on.
There are dozens of juicy opportunities in this market.
ETF provides a foundation in homebuilder stocks.
Tread lightly with homebuilders.
Amid evidence of slower growth, we're not surprised by the hedging.
Yellen and the Fed will be going under the microscope again.
These are surefire indications of a bountiful tape.
And why McDonald's shares will leave a bad taste in your mouth.
Their stocks are still overpriced despite low demand.
Watch the ECB, economic data, and earnings.
We're in the sweet spot where everybody can win.
Retail investors and asset managers are pretty bad at economic forecasting.
Because there is something joyous about rationality.
Do homebuilder stocks reflect expectations for economic growth?
As 2014 winds down, you could almost throw darts at these standout groups -- but here are my own picks.
Home buying is slow, and the whole economy suffers.
Investors are seeing growth today in three areas.
If you want a strong housing market, allow loan defaults.
I will be adding as a breakout develops.
The Texas economy is not the economy of the 1980s driven by oil, but rather a globally diversified economy.
Housing data was a bit weaker Thursday with the October NAHB Index coming in at 54 versus the prior reading and consensus estimate of 59.