PHM trade ideas
Rising WedgesI have noted tons of rising narrowing wedges in the market since the craziness started..
I have also noticed they can win over an ascending triangle just about everytime!
Too much buying sent almost every stock in the home building sector in to a down spin..
I am sure it will recover and this is just one example..DHI, LEN, MTH etc all suffered the consequences of the bearish rising and narrowing rising wedge..
2 trendlines that both slope up and converge at the apex without healthy pull backs..
I have noted a RW can make a C&H pattern fail in a heartbeat..
These stocks are not bad stocks, they are victims of too much buying or irrational exuberance..in the end supply and demand are out of kilter and there is no one left to buy..
This is just an example..CRM is trying to recover from this lion of a pattern..
Just be on the look out...
Rising WedgeI have posted PHM earlier but a rising wedge has taken form
Rising wedges are usually bearish
PHM has fallen from the bottom trendline of the RW, and hopefully the handle low will catch it
Not a recommendation
Neutral until fall complete
MDC and KBH, LEN, DHI and MTH all have their own RWs they are falling from
(I hate RWs) LOL
There for a while it seemed home builders were gonna keep on keeping on
Only thing that never changes...is change
Cup and HandleHome Builders arestill on the move
Possible T2 77.6
PHM broke from an A Triangle at 48.35. After a break up from an A triangle, the top trendline can serve as support.
The handle low as well as mid cup are also support levels
There is also a small gap up at the handle low that makes the handle low a strong support level for PHM
No rising wedges noted
NV is high and short is low
PHM has surpassed the prior high from many years ago (2004) which is a hurdle for sure
Not a whole lot of R overhead
Not a recommendation
Happy Trading
PHM near a breakout spot despite the run that housing has hadI like PHM as a potential breakout candidate despite the housing sector's breathtaking run-up recently. The fact that it's sticking around here at highs makes me think that we can see another leg before it's over. The same goes for KBH, which looks like it's flagging with more potential for upside.
PulteGroup Inc a safe Home for investors.In a supply demand industry, the demand has spiked and homebuilders can not meet demand, thus its a buy buy buy.
great value trading at a 10.9 P/E ratio.
Analysts will be forced to reprice as it is now above average target, expect upgrades.
Technically the stock is in a fantastic uptrend.
P/E RATIO 10.9
SHORT INTEREST 4.9%
AVERAGE ANALYSTS RATING hold
AVERAGE ANALYSTS PRICE TARGET $34
COMPANY PROFILE
PulteGroup, Inc. engages in the homebuilding business. It is also involved in the mortgage banking, and title and insurance brokerage operations. It operates through the Homebuilding and Financial services business segments. The Homebuilding segment comprises of operations from the Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Texas, Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, and Washington. The Financial Services segment consists of mortgage banking and title operations. The company was founded by William J. Pulte in 1950 and is headquartered in Atlanta, GA.
PulteGroup Breaking out 25% upsideThe positives are building for the home builders -
Interest rate lowering,
Consumer spending remains positive.
Almost full employment.
Higher Average wage, with growth in tech.
Smaller sq.ft property back in supply.
P/E ration 10
Short Interest 6%
Company profile
PulteGroup, Inc. engages in the homebuilding business. It is also involved in the mortgage banking, and title and insurance brokerage operations. It operates through the Homebuilding and Financial services business segments. The Homebuilding segment comprises of operations from the Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio, Texas, Arizona, California, Nevada, New Mexico, and Washington. The Financial Services segment consists of mortgage banking and title operations. The company was founded by William J. Pulte in 1950 and is headquartered in Atlanta, GA.