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

106.74 -2.09 (-1.92%)
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US New Home Sales Hit 1.5-Year High In May Despite Fed's Rate Hikes
U.S. new home sales soared in May, reaching the highest level since February 2022, as the housing market continues to rebound amidst a shortage of previously owned homes. 
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Unmasking Q2 2023's Stars & Strugglers: Industry ETFs And Top Stock Standouts
 
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Homebuilders Sentiment And Stocks Still On The Rise
Housing activity appears to have finally stabilized after plummeting earlier in the tightening cycle. 
Via Talk Markets
This Housing Bubble Is Different: It's Much More Precarious
And what happens next? Bubble symmetry: valuations fall at the same rate as they rose, declining back to the starting point over a roughly equivalent time duration. 
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Weekly Market Pulse: Correction?
It appears we have started the third correction in stocks since the bottom in October of last year. 
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ETF Investing Strategies For 2H 2023
A discussion about the market outlook and the best strategies for the second half of 2023 
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5 Sector ETFs Soaring To New 52-Week High
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Will The Fed Ignore Critical Data?
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Best Performing US ETFs Of The Last 1, 3, 5, And 10 Years
These are the best-performing ETFs over the last three months, six months, one year, three years, five years, and 10 years. Let's take a look. 
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Is The Tide Turning For Homebuilding ETFs?
Homebuilding stocks have been on a roller coaster ride in the past year, as the supply chain disruptions and higher rates have affected the demand and supply of homes. However, recent trends suggest a... 
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Inflationary Pressures Pick Up Steam
Consumer sentiment is bouncing along low levels as financial conditions tighten and inflation persists. 
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
ETF Weekend 1 Of 3
In this video Tim Knight reviews the action in 15 major ETFs he follows. In addition he laments the absence of any significant upwards action in the markets. 
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Three Major Scenarios For Stocks, Bonds, And Gold
A look at three major scenarios and which way are the charts and data leaning. 
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Is The Worst Over For Homebuilder Stocks & ETFs?
Homebuilder stocks suffered last year as the Federal Reserve raised rates aggressively. The housing market, which had plunged from its pandemic-driven highs, is showing signs of stabilization lately. 
Via Talk Markets
5 Sector ETFs That Beat the Market in Apri
While most of the segments rallied last month, these five ETFs from different corners of the market led the way higher. 
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GDP Slowdown Signals Rate Cuts?
The decline in GDP is a sign of economic slowdown and forecasting a potential recession. 
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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. 
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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
5 ETFs to Play as Inflation Cools Down to 5%
Cooling of inflation has fueled optimism that the Federal Reserve’s monetary tightening is about to come to an end. 
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Tech Ripping But Financials Slipping?!
A look at the rally in the tech sector while financials continued in a weakened state. 
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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. 
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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. 
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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? 
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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. 
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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. 
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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. 
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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
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