Homebuilder Stocks

[sdrealtor]

Exactly it’s not about being up on any given day, week or even month but rather over time. I’d ask who the winners and losers are here but they’ve already been clearly identified. Gooal!!!!

[Coronita]

Merck and Pfizer are on fire today. Up 10k today, lol…

And lol, PG&E is at 12.31…

Think maybe selling some and moving into homebuilders. lol

[an]

[quote=deadzone]meanwhile NAIL continues to get hammered.[/quote]
meanwhile, my deadzone trade is currently net +$800. But like you said, it doesn’t matter, since I haven’t sold either one of those calls. Still have 1 year and 8 months to go.

[sdrealtor]

And just like that. Finished green today

[Anonymous]

[quote=sdrealtor]And just like that. Finished green today[/quote]

All homebuilder stocks hit fresh 52 week lows again, sadly. But just sets up another great buying opportunity. Go get some NAIL right now, opportunity of a lifetime, take advantage of the “Deadzone Bounce”

[Coronita]

I’m done! 12 hours total!

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No fuel leak
No oil leak
No burning smell
Cranked on first try

Mo gambling money!

[gzz]

I just had a look at DHI’s 10q. Looks like a screaming buy to me.

I’d love some suggestions on real estate stocks to short.

I want to hedge my imprudently oversized RE portfolio by shorting overvalued RE stocks.

But I just can’t find any.

I somehow made a few percent shorting invitation homes, a SFH rental REIT. I covered it because it seemed underpriced after it fell by about 5% as RE prices rose about 25%.

My only RE short is a mall REIT, SPG. I am very bearish on malls. But even SPG doesn’t strike me as drastically overvalued. So many tech stocks have -50% margins and P/S well over 10, and quite a few aren’t even growing!

[Coronita]

Not that daily movement matter, but dz, NAIL is up today.

Can you continue to cheer for it’s demise? need your contrarian magic.

Thank you about Pfizer, btw

[Anonymous]

Yea, Nail is up like 1% today. Meanwhile interest rates continue to surge, just not a good scenario for homebuilders and tech stocks.

[Coronita]

[quote=deadzone]Yea, Nail is up like 1% today. Meanwhile interest rates continue to surge, just not a good scenario for homebuilders and tech stocks.[/quote]

Well, it was up 8%. We just needed you to come back and comment about it going down before market closes. Just like Pfizer…lol…

[Anonymous]

[quote=Coronita][quote=deadzone]Yea, Nail is up like 1% today. Meanwhile interest rates continue to surge, just not a good scenario for homebuilders and tech stocks.[/quote]

Well, it was up 8%. We just needed you to come back and comment about it going down before market closes. Just like Pfizer…lol…[/quote]

I never commented about Pfizer and the point of this is not betting on stock direction. The point is that the direction of housing stocks (and interest rates) is indicative of an upcoming housing crash unless the Fed decides to pull a 180 on their tapering like they did in late 2018.

[sdrealtor]

[quote=deadzone][quote=Coronita][quote=deadzone]Yea, Nail is up like 1% today. Meanwhile interest rates continue to surge, just not a good scenario for homebuilders and tech stocks.[/quote]

Well, it was up 8%. We just needed you to come back and comment about it going down before market closes. Just like Pfizer…lol…[/quote]

I never commented about Pfizer and the point of this is not betting on stock direction. The point is that the direction of housing stocks (and interest rates) is indicative of an upcoming housing crash unless the Fed decides to pull a 180 on their tapering like they did in late 2018.[/quote]

So if housing crashes what are your plans? How much of a crash are you expecting and would it take to implement those plans?

[Anonymous]

As I’ve said before, I expect at a minimum prices to correct to pre-Covid levels. Beyond that, really depends on when the Fed decides to pivot and turn the spigot back on.

I have no particular plans regarding RE, other than sitting back, eating my popcorn and enjoying watching the carnage. If Fed turns the spigot back on, my plan will be to buy a lot more gold and bitcoin.

[an]

[quote=deadzone]As I’ve said before, I expect at a minimum prices to correct to pre-Covid levels. Beyond that, really depends on when the Fed decides to pivot and turn the spigot back on.

I have no particular plans regarding RE, other than sitting back, eating my popcorn and enjoying watching the carnage. If Fed turns the spigot back on, my plan will be to buy a lot more gold and bitcoin.[/quote]
So, you railed against me for cheering for crazy inflation like the 70s because a lot of people will be hurt, but then you’re cheering for and enjoy watching people hurt in the carnage?

What’s even worst is, you cheering for a carnage show for nothing more than personal entertainment.

[sdrealtor]

What an unkind person. And who one I personally guarantee is going to be horribly disappointed. ZERO chance prices go pre COVID around here. ZERO

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