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iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (NY:ITB)

96.13 +0.91 (+0.96%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 3:21 PM EDT, Apr 2, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Is New Home Sales Miss Bad For Markets?
New Home Sales and ITB can be an early predictor of a down turn in U.S. equity markets. 
Via Talk Markets
Slower Hikes Means Faster Rally?
A discussion about the expected slowdown of rate hikes from the Federal Reserve and a look at the change in rate hikes and possible cuts being priced in by the summertime. 
Via Talk Markets
Inflationary Pressures Pick Up Steam
Consumer sentiment is bouncing along low levels as financial conditions tighten and inflation persists. 
Via Talk Markets
The Nasdaq Rope-A-Dope: Can It Wear Out The Bears?
How meaningful was Thursday's intraweek reversal and Friday's follow-through? Was it just an oversold bounce or big trouble for the bears? 
Via Talk Markets
Keys To A Massive Week For Bulls & Bears
With the latest read on inflation coming next week, in the form of CPI, here are the key stock market developments to monitor. 
Via Talk Markets
Homebuilders Shrugging Off Mixed Data
The national average for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage has come well off its highs falling to 6.6% versus a high of 7.35% in early November. 
Via Talk Markets
Homebuilder Stocks Hold Steady In Spite Of Sentiment
Homebuilder sentiment has continued to fall reaching a new low of 31 in December versus expectations for a modest increase to 34. 
Via Talk Markets
Don’t Look Now, But Housing Stocks Are Up
After pulling back at the beginning of this year, homebuilder stocks found a bottom in June, tested that bottom in October, and are now trending higher. 
Via Talk Markets
What To Expect From Homebuilder Stocks In 2023?
The iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF has recovered about 20% since late October but the coming year is unlikely to be an exciting one for homebuilders. 
Via Talk Markets
Are New Bull Market Leaders Emerging?
The drivers of poor investment performance in 2022 may have set the table for new leadership in the next bull market. 
Via Talk Markets
The Bears Are Aiming These Key Levels For A Big Drop In S&P 500
Key levels the bears are watching and that could form a great opportunity for shorting using the Wyckoff trading method in anticipation of a big drop in the S&P 500. 
Via Talk Markets
ETFs To Benefit As Inflation Drops To One-Year Low
These funds are likely to benefit from easing inflation and the resultant dovish Fed. 
Via Talk Markets
U.S. New Homes Market Cap Continues Plunging In October 2022
Political Calculations initial estimate of the market capitalization of the U.S. new home market fell to $26.74 billion in Oct. 2022. This partially complete twelve month moving average is 11.2% below... 
Via Talk Markets
The 10 Most Shorted ETFs: Which Sectors Saw Short Interest Increase?
Investors often short stocks to hedge positions against long positions or as a way to bet against a particular company. Benzinga provides a look at the most shorted stocks here. 
Via Benzinga
Housing Descending
Updates on Building Permits and Housing Starts were mixed relative to expectations for July. While Building Permits exceeded forecasts by 34K, Housing Starts missed forecasts by 81K falling to the... 
Via Talk Markets
Is The Worst Over For Housing Stocks & ETFs?
As the Federal Reserve continues to raise rates aggressively, the housing market has plunged from its pandemic-driven highs. 
Via Talk Markets
Wall Street Stages Largest Jump Since 2020: ETF Winners
While most of the ETFs gained with the market surge, here are five funds from different segments that gained double digits. 
Via Talk Markets
Is Now the Time to Buy Homebuilding Stocks?
Things are looking very uncertain for one of the largest sectors of the economy right now. 
Via The Motley Fool
5 Favorite Sectors Of Q3 Earnings And Their ETFs
Here are five sector ETFs that could make great plays as the earnings season unfolds. 
Via Talk Markets
4 ETFs To Gain From Hotter-Than-Expected Inflation
Inflation also rose 0.1% from July and is still hovering near a 40-year high, dashing investors’ hopes with the possibility that price pressures would weaken, allowing the Fed to slow its pace of... 
Via Talk Markets
ETF Focus: Real Estate
The home construction ETF is just beneath a major topping pattern. 
Via Talk Markets
Western Wobbling In Homebuilder Sentiment
As the national average for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage has risen to and remained above 5%, homebuilder sentiment has been reversing its pandemic gains. 
Via Talk Markets
Refinancing Plummets As Rates Continue to Rise
The weekly reading on refinancing applications from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) has fallen over 14% two weeks in a row bringing the index to the weakest level since May 2019. 
Via Talk Markets
Bullish Expanding Falling Wedge
I’ve been mentioning lately that I thought that many areas in the PM complex could be building out a potential bullish expanding falling wedge. This is a bullish pattern that few if any chartists... 
Via Talk Markets
A Moment Of Truth - Ways To Help You Deal With A New Reality
The truth can be difficult to hear. This week, investors had to deal with a heavy dose of truth about the state of the economy. Based on the markets’ response, it was painfully unexpected and... 
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Fed Rides the Painted Pony on Rates as the Inflation Wheel Spins
The Fed can't seem to find a directing sign on the straight and narrow highway. 
Via Talk Markets
5 ETFs to Make the Most of Red-Hot 40-Year High Inflation
Investors could make some profits by investing in ETFs benefiting from the rising inflation. 
Via Talk Markets
5 ETFs to Bet on the Favorite Sectors of Q1 Earnings
The first-quarter 2022 earnings season is set to kick off this week, with the banking sector slated to report numbers. Total S&P 500 earnings are expected to be up 3.2% from the same period last year... 
Via Talk Markets
The Crisis In Housing, Part 1: A Lopsided Market
The Japanese novelist Kobo Abe once wrote, “There is always order in the distant view. No matter how strange the happening, it can never project from the frame, from the order which this distant view... 
Via Benzinga
Supply Of New Homes Rising, Median Prices Remain Elevated And Mortgage Rates Firm Up
The rise in the supply of new homes is coming amidst relatively soft sales, inflated prices, and now rising mortgage rates. 
Via Talk Markets
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