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I like the homebuilders quite a bit. I think that rates staying low and the economy improving keeps the builders in a strong up trend that should move through the latter part of the year.
I would buy the builders on profit taking and times when housing starts begin to go against stronger comps. The PE ratios are still very low on them and I wouldnt purchase for longer term holdings because eventually the ratios will go up and so will rates..which is a horrible combo for them. I wouldnt be looking for doubles, rather for trading positions..buying on weakness and selling on strength..a form of channeling. Find a company that you can have high confidence in, one that you know the lows and highs and when news is released, how they will react to that news..the more you get a feel for the motion of the stock in the group, the better results you will have when trading. It seems simple that buying the lowest priced stock or the lowest PE stock in the group would be the wisest...not at all the case..find the highest volume 5-10 of them, pull up similar charts and see why one moves more than another....then you choose the one or two that you know and the money will be easy.
I own a Centex home..lol but the builders are not my bag... the things I just went over with you are keys to success with any stock in any sector.
GL
I like the homebuilders quite a bit. I think that rates staying low and the economy improving keeps the builders in a strong up trend that should move through the latter part of the year.
I would buy the builders on profit taking and times when housing starts begin to go against stronger comps. The PE ratios are still very low on them and I wouldnt purchase for longer term holdings because eventually the ratios will go up and so will rates..which is a horrible combo for them. I wouldnt be looking for doubles, rather for trading positions..buying on weakness and selling on strength..a form of channeling. Find a company that you can have high confidence in, one that you know the lows and highs and when news is released, how they will react to that news..the more you get a feel for the motion of the stock in the group, the better results you will have when trading. It seems simple that buying the lowest priced stock or the lowest PE stock in the group would be the wisest...not at all the case..find the highest volume 5-10 of them, pull up similar charts and see why one moves more than another....then you choose the one or two that you know and the money will be easy.
I own a Centex home..lol but the builders are not my bag... the things I just went over with you are keys to success with any stock in any sector.
GL
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