KB Home (KBH)

$80.56 0.56 (0.70%)

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Beazer’s Weakness Is All Its Own

By Serge Berger, InvestorPlace Contributor Nov 13, 2012

Beazer Homes' poor earnings report sent the homebuilding sector to the floor Monday ... but as a group, homebuilders are holding up much better than BZH.

Not Enough Spark From ‘Merger Monday’ — Monday’s IP Market Recap

5 ‘Pickpocket Investments’ That Will Steal From Your Nest Egg

3 Ways to Play Housing — Without Betting on Homebuilders

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Market Cap 7.42B

PE Ratio 10.66

EPS 7.56

Volume (Avg. Vol.) 1.22M

Day's Range $78.30 - $80.79

52-Week Range $42.11 - $83.74

Dividend & Yield $0.80 (0.99%)

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Alcoa Is Stuck in Neutral

By Tom Taulli, InvestorPlace Contributor Oct 10, 2012

Alcoa put out a lackluster third-quarter earnings report, with the blame once again handed to China. But not all is gloomy at Alcoa.

Lennar Sputters after Strong Earnings Report

By Traders Reserve Sep 25, 2012

Home builder Lennar continued a run of strong earnings for home builders however a morning rally in the stock faded by the end of the day

Should I Buy KB Home? 3 Pros, 3 Cons

By Tom Taulli, InvestorPlace Contributor Sep 24, 2012

KB Home has more than doubled year-to-date, thanks in part to a recent impressive quarterly report. Is there still time to buy? See our verdict.

Looking for Explosive Moves? Check the Short-Interest Table

By Daniel Putnam, InvestorPlace Contributor Sep 21, 2012

Stocks with high short interest have made big moves in the past three months, indicating a fertile ground for trading ideas.

Build Additional Profits in Housing With a Call Roll-Up

By Tyler Craig, Tales of a Technician Sep 10, 2012

The homebuilders ETF (XHB) has gained nearly 13% since early August, but if you're still bullish, you can up the ante with this new options trade idea.

Follow Homebuilders to Higher Ground

By Ken Trester Sep 7, 2012

Homebuilders are picking up a head of steam; use call options to profit from the move at a fraction of the cost of stocks.

Is It Too Late to Buy Homebuilder Stocks?

By Dan Burrows, InvestorPlace Feature Writer Aug 22, 2012

The red-hot rally in homebuilders shows swelling confidence in the sector, but that doesn't mean squat for investors who aren't already in the game.

Housing Comeback Creates an XHB Play

By Tyler Craig, Tales of a Technician Aug 9, 2012

The homebuilders ETF could be ready for another leg up, and a couple of bull call spreads would be good ways to make bets on it.

Banks, Builders and … Bedding? — Wednesday’s IP Market Recap

By Marc Bastow, InvestorPlace Assistant Editor Jun 6, 2012

Stronger news from the U.S. and Europe on the economic front helped to fuel a rally that lifted up markets above 2%, with bank stocks leading the way.

Homebuilder Confidence Lifts the Sector’s Shares

By InvestorPlace Staff May 15, 2012

The strongest reading among homebuilders since May 2007 cheers investors. Still, the current 29 is a long way from the 50+ that indicates good conditions.

Keep an Eye on Hovnanian

By Ethan Roberts, InvestorPlace Contributor Apr 11, 2012

Its rise during Tuesday's market slide -- and its chart -- are telling: Bulls and bears are fighting it out equally to see who'll gain control.

Amylin Perks Up on Rejection — Wednesday’s IP Market Recap

By Kyle Woodley, Senior Investing Editor, Kiplinger Mar 28, 2012

A spurned bid from Bristol-Myers Squibb sends AMLN up 54% on speculation that other offers will roll in.

3 Earnings Reports to Watch for This Week

By Jamie Dlugosch, InvestorPlace Writer Mar 27, 2012

Many stocks fall temporarily on lower-than-expected earnings announcements, providing quick short opportunities.

The Dow Dazzles — Monday’s IP Market Recap

By Kyle Woodley, Senior Investing Editor, Kiplinger Mar 26, 2012

Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke provided some soothing comments about interest rates, and stocks soared.

The ‘Shadow Inventory’ Darkening Housing

By Ethan Roberts, InvestorPlace Contributor Mar 23, 2012

Home sales can't rise until the foreclosure backlog gets cleared. But that's not happening nearly fast enough. What's needed: Jobs and smarter policies.