The positives clearly outweigh the negatives of investing in strong construction stocks like KBH, LEN, TOL and DHI.

5 Homebuilder Stocks to Avoid as Rates Rise

07:15am, Thursday, 20'th Jan 2022
Homebuilders were in trouble on Wednesday, despite fairly positive data from the U.S.

KeyBanc just raised the alarm on homebuilder stocks

09:59pm, Wednesday, 19'th Jan 2022 Invezz
Shares of Lennar Corporation (NYSE: LEN) have come down roughly 10% this month, and KeyBanc Capital Markets says the road is likely to remain bumpy in the coming months as well. Zener sees a 15% downs
Shares of Lennar Corporation (NYSE: LEN) have come down roughly 10% this month, and KeyBanc Capital Markets says the road is likely to remain bumpy in the coming months as well. Zener sees a 15% downs
Shares of home builders fell Wednesday, despite upbeat new-home construction data, after KeyBanc Capital analyst Kenneth Zener recommended investors sell a number of names, basically because of histor
KeyBanc Capital Markets analyst analyst Kenneth Zener downgrades six building products and homebuilding stocks as "inflation concerns supersede favorable housing fundamentals."He points

New Strong Buy Stocks for January 19th

08:29am, Wednesday, 19'th Jan 2022
AU, BP, EQNR, LEN, and LUMN have been added to the Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy) List on January 19, 2022.
As US Homebuilders Crash, China Property Developers Set To Surge As PBOC Sends "Clear Easing Signal" Over the weekend, we said that as a major divergence has emerged between China and the US, where the former is now actively easing - ostensibly to support the country''s reeling property market but also to prevent a complete collapse in GDP, by cutting rates and injecting gobs of new credit - and the former is about to undertake a major tightening cycle, a trade has emerged to capitalize on this divergence whereby one should pair trade a long in beaten down Chinese property developers while shorting US homebuilders ... this trade is starting to outperform, with US homebuilders tumbling on Tuesday with some builders sinking by the most since May, amid fears of a slowdown in the property market due to higher years. The S&P Supercomposite Homebuilding Index plunged by as much as 5.2% with all members are trading lower on Tuesday. KB Home was down as much as 8.5% for its biggest intraday decline since May 2021, LGI Homes down by as much as 7.8%, Meritage Homes lower by as much as 6.4% for its worst intraday decline since May 2021, and Lennar sliding as much as 6.3% to also notch its sharpest decline since May.
Tuesday''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Airbnb, Alibaba, ConocoPhillips, Corning, Honeywell, JPMorgan, Las Vegas Sands, Lennar, Melco Resorts, Mosaic, ONEOK, Sirius XM, Snowflake and Walt Disney.
Lennar (LEN) is likely to gain from robust home buying activity and other operational initiatives.
BlackRock, Ally, and Jefferies were among the companies that boosted payouts this past week.
Seaport analyst Mark Weintraub upgrades shares of Lennar (LEN) -0.5% to Buy, and downgrades KB Home (KBH) -2.4% to Neutral. The estimates come at a time when supply chain issues and
A resilient housing market makes investment in homebuilding stocks more profitable. Let us analyze which is a better pick, Lennar (LEN) or D.R.
Ivy Zelman, Zelman & Associates CEO, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss the hot housing market and why she believes it is set to moderate in 2022.
Focus on operational excellence, land strategy and cash flow enable Lennar (LEN) to boost quarterly dividend by 50%.
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