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    State Street SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETF (NY:XHB)

    109.70 +3.34 (+3.14%)
    Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 3:48 PM EDT, Aug 4, 2026 Add to My Watchlist
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    PulteGroup Earnings Signal Potential Entry Points for Investors
    There are growing signs of concern in the homebuilding industry, especially after PulteGroup stock shows the most recent figures. Other indicators show the same 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics ETFs
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    Top 3 Homebuilder Stocks to Watch as Rates Drop
    Homebuilder stocks have rallied this year in anticipation of a rate cut; now that the Fed has initiated its first trim, a few firms stand out from the pack. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics ETFs Economy
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    Homebuilders Poised for a Breakout: Top Stocks to Watch
    Positive economic data and expectations of a FED rate cut have bolstered investor optimism, setting the stage for potential upside momentum for homebuilders. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics ETFs Economy
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    Falling Inflation Sparks Optimism for These 3 Home Builder Stocks
    Declining inflation is creating compelling investment opportunities in the recovering homebuilding sector. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics Economy
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    3 Homebuilder Stocks on Edge: Will the Sector Hold Its Ground?
    The homebuilder's sector, represented by the XHB ETF, shows signs of a potential pullback as it hovers near critical support levels. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics ETFs Earnings
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    Building momentum: Homebuilder sector primed for breakout
    Demand for new homes rises amidst inventory shortage, while the sector's ETF shows bullish consolidation near its 52-week high, signaling a potential breakout. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics ETFs Earnings Economy
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    Last chance to get Lennar in your list of wealth building stocks
    Is the FED really going to pivot? Even if they don't, congress is coming in to support the stuck housing market, one that has named Lennar its king 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics Economy
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    Construction activity suddenly booming, 3 stocks you can't miss
    The construction sector is not done yet, and Buffett is only getting started. The dynamics seen today point to much higher ceilings for THESE select stocks 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics ETFs
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    Home prices expected to drop, but homebuilders remain strong
    Morgan Stanley predicts home prices may drop, but builder stocks, including PulteGroup and Toll Brothers, have defied expectations with a November surge 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics ETFs
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    Homebuilder stocks soar as sector outpaces the market
    Few sectors have impressed as significantly as the homebuilder sector in recent weeks. The Homebuilders ETF (NYSE: XHB) has risen over 16% over the last month. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics ETFs
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    Housing Starts Up, Homebuilders Down as Mortgage Rates Soar
    September showed a rise in home construction, but overall housing starts lagged forecasts. Rising mortgage rates hurt affordability and builder confidence. 
    Via MarketBeat
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    KB Home Price Weakness is a Signal to Buy this Cash Machine
    KB Homes is another cash-producing machine buying back shares, paying dividends, building cash, and increasing its book value and discount 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics Economy
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    Will a Decrease in Housing Starts Hurt Homebuilder Stocks?
    June housing starts came in below forecasts, weighing on homebuilder stocks and highlighting supply shortages, interest rates and the impact on construction. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics ETFs
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    Homebuilding Stocks Defying Cooling Housing Market: Time to Sell?
    Why are homebuilding stocks on the rise despite a cooling US housing market? Is there continued upside with Lennar and KB Home reporting earnings soon? 
    Via MarketBeat
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    Lennar Raises The Roof With Q1 Results: Don’t Chase It Higher
    Lennar moved higher on solid results but details in the report point to a looming cliff for home builders that will result in revenue and earnings decline. 
    Via MarketBeat
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    Are These Home Builder Approaching Possible Buy Points?
    Home builders including D.R. Horton, Lennar, NVR, PulteGroup, and Toll Brothers are showing constructive chart action, with some nearing potential buy points. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics Economy
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    How High Can the Fed Go? How to Trade it
    How high can the Federal Reserve interest rate go? A lot higher, but it's more important to understand which sectors will win in 2023. We have the answer. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics Economy
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    Is The Golden Age Of Homebuilding Already Over?
    The Golden Age of Homebuilding is over, killed by the FOMC and their aggressive rate hikes, and a correction is coming that could shave 10% off the market. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics Economy
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    The S&P 500 Just Flashed A Significant Signal
    The S&P 500 flashed a significant signal that could lead it down to the 2,800 region by next year if there is not some change in the outlook for earnings. 
    Via MarketBeat
    Topics Economy Stocks
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