Rocket Companies Stock News

We're back to the bear/bull seesaw in August, but bears seem to be winning. The market's dropped sharply since the end of July, bringing more pain each day.

Rocket reported higher earnings despite lower revenue and volumes. Rocket's operations are better suited for a refinance-friendly environment.

The broker model performs better in a purchase-driven environment. The company's dividend is no sure thing.

Although the revenue and EPS for Rocket Companies (RKT) give a sense of how its business performed in the quarter ended June 2023, it might be worth considering how some key metrics compare with Wall

Rocket Companies (RKT) came out with a quarterly loss of $0.02 per share versus the Zacks Consensus Estimate of a loss of $0.05. This compares to loss of $0.03 per share a year ago.

I happened to read InvestorPlace.com contributor Jeremy Flint's recent article about undervalued bank stocks. All three names are solid financial institutions worth considering.

The U.S. military plans to buy even more rocket launches from companies in the coming years than previously expected.

The tech sector has been the best-performing sector in 2023. And I hope that your portfolio includes one or more of the “Magnificent 7” stocks that have posted most of the gains.

As the ghost of inflation continues to haunt the U.S. economy, investors have the daunting task of navigating the choppy financial markets. Amid the uncertainty, high-risk stocks in inflation are unde

Rocket Recovery With Expected Increase In Home Buying

Housing sector valuations and trends suggest holding Pulte, selling Rocket and Redfin, and buying MGIC and AGNC. Factors affecting the housing industry include a housing shortage, low affordability, e

Navigating the tumultuous housing landscape can be a nerve-racking endeavor for long-term investors. With towering home prices, escalating mortgage rates, and a shrinking inventory, the echoes of a po

Yahoo Finance reporter Dani Romero discusses Lowe's Q1 earnings which indicate that homeowners are remodeling their homes less and breaks down which areas consumers are downsizing in.

The U.S. economy experienced an unprecedented disruption over the past few years. Many sectors were caught up in the sudden stoppage of the economy in 2020, followed by an incredible boom thereafter.

If we follow the common wisdom, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates in what could be its last major action against inflation, which would then make stocks to sell in a hawkish environment seem c