The On Balance Volume indicates that there is strong buying pressure relatively recently. Further, the MACD and RSI are in optimal range for a breakout. Notice the consolidation of volatility and an increasing slope of higher lows to form somewhat of a wedge pattern. Finally, the fundamentals indicate strong confidence in housing, for the first time in years.
Housing market was hit the hardest back in the 2008-2009 US recession, which triggered by the burst of the mortgage backed securities bubble. Since then, US economy has restored her losses in most regards, if one is to look at the economic data. Housing market, however, started to recover only in 2012 and is yet to reach its pre-bubble performance. In line with...
Housing market was hit the hardest back in the 2008-2009 US recession, which triggered by the burst of the mortgage backed securities bubble. Since then, US economy has restored her losses in most regards, if one is to look at the economic data. Housing market, however, started to recover only in 2012 and is yet to reach its pre-bubble performance. In line with...
Risky to buy LIC Housing Finance at this time. Fibonacci clusters of resistance are appearing at the tip of the price travel. We need to watch the levels of 506/508 carefully before buying this stock. If it fails at any of these levels, we can expect a C wave to 380 levels.
Housing market was hit the hardest back in the 2008-2009 US recession, which triggered by the burst of the mortgage backed securities bubble. Since then, US economy has restored her losses in most regards, if one is to look at the economic data. Housing market, however, started to recover only in 2012 and is yet to reach its pre-bubble performance. It is...
$RH has a big test coming up. Was able to hold 18 month support and 50 week MA. Big test will be next week to see if it can break the 20 day MA. If it holds the breakout, buy and look for it to hit $103-$105 at the resistance.
$Z is 40% down from its high in July 2014. Needs to break resistance and hold on the weekly before I buy. $Z is trendy, everyone knows and uses them to buy a home....ESPECIALLY the younger crowd looking to be first time buyers!
Earlier this month, the idea of lumber being a signal for economic data was brought to the table (here). Lumber is not necessarily a trader’s first go-to for evaluating economic forecasts, but there is a striking resemblance in trend for lumber and the ISM manufacturing PMI data. As lumber prices dive, manufacturing data tends to do the same (and vice versa)....
See our original blog post published last weekend: www.syncubate.com When Zillow's stock closed below $123 on the weekly chart, we noted in our analysis that this was a key bearish development and to watch for the $113 and $110 support levels to potentially be tagged soon after. Last week, Zillow traded as low as $110.56 and closed Friday's session at $112.73,...
For detailed commentary and analysis, see our blog post published 9/27/2014: www.syncubate.com Last week, Z tagged the $123 support area and bounced off of it, to close the week out at $130.97. However, there was no carry-over in bullish momentum. The stock has since fallen below $123, finishing Friday's trading session at $121.75. Friday's close is significant...
Macro: The Short term spike in yields triggered a large selloff in REITS. As mentioned in the 10 Year yield post, The yields are likely to rebound until at least end of year which could put downward pressure on REITS. Technicals: USDH is underperforming the S&P which is setting up for a possible short across the board over the next weeks. The bearish divergence...
DHI is up today after housing news came out from US. There were sold 504k of nev homes compare to 442k expectatoins. Very strong upbeat. DHI was hovering around 8/21 EMA and above all key long term moving averages. It triggered long entry when price broke and closed above $23.25 resistance one month ago. Break above $24.80-$25 resistance area could attract more...
I wrote back on 5/4 on my blog that "I'm standing by XHB" that I thought the negativity around housing was excessive and higher prices would eventually come our way. Some of the "smart" money on Wall Street was decisively negative. Among the stories predicting the fall in stock prices of the home builders included this one from Friday the 23rd. Big investors...