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ITB - iShares US Home Construction ETF

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34.39

-0.25 (-0.72%)

At close: 4:00PM EDT

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Previous Close	34.64
Open	34.46
Bid	0.00 x 900
Ask	0.00 x 1300
Day's Range	34.32 - 35.00
52 Week Range	28.25 - 41.48
Volume	5,014,780
Avg. Volume	2,817,396

Net Assets	1.09B
NAV	34.40
PE Ratio (TTM)	N/A
Yield	0.55%
YTD Return	14.91%
Beta (3Y Monthly)	1.32
Expense Ratio (net)	0.43%
Inception Date	2006-05-01

MarketWatchyesterday
Existing-home sales roar back in February, hitting an 11-month high
Sales of previously-owned homes surged back, leaving forecasts in the dust, reaffirming strong demand for housing amid familiar headwinds.
Investopedia2 days ago
Fed Caution Could Underpin Homebuilding Stocks
Homebuilders could head higher in coming months, with lower mortgage rates fueling more robust sales.
Zacks4 days ago
Rate Sensitive ETFs in Focus Ahead of Fed Meeting
Investors could make a near-term bet on rate sensitive sectors in the basket form as these will continue to trade smoothly if interest rates remain steady.
Investing.com7 days ago
3 Things Under the Radar This Week
Investing.com - Here’s a look at three things that were under the radar this past week.
Investopedia16 days ago
Casino and Construction Sub-Sector Weakness
Now that we're seeing some downside follow-through for the first time since December, I wanted to outline a few more potential short setups on an absolute and relative basis. The S&P Midcap 400 Consumer Discretionary Index is one of the cleanest charts I see out there on an absolute basis, with well-defined risk and reward/risk clearly skewed in favor of the bulls. Since there's no exchange-traded fund (ETF) to trade this, I had to look through some of the individual components to see how we can best express this thesis in the market.
Zacks17 days ago
Homebuilder ETFs Shining Ahead of Spring Selling Season
Investors seeking to tap the solid trend in the homebuilder space could look at the three ETFs that make for a more compelling choice rather than a single stock.
MarketWatch16 days ago
More new-home sales are for houses that haven’t even been started yet. That’s not a good thing.
The share of new-home sales that were for houses not even started yet reached a one-year high, but one economist who cheered that measurement earlier in the housing cycle now thinks it shows something very different.
MarketWatch25 days ago
Pending home sales roar back, suggesting a spring uptick for housing
The numbers: A measure of pending home-sales jumped 4.6% in January, the National Association of Realtors said Wednesday. What happened: NAR’s pending home-sales index, which tracks home contract signings, registered at a reading of 103.2 in January after it touched a nearly five-year low in December. Big picture: With a broad array of headwinds and tailwinds buffeting the housing market, sales patterns have been choppy.
MarketWatch25 days ago
After the worst year in a decade, housing stocks are poised to have a banner year
A Fed that has adopted a less-aggressive stance in lifting borrowing costs has helped to quell a jittery stock market, but arguably few sectors have benefited more from that policy shift than housing shares. Housing shares are poised for their second-best yearly return of the past seven years, according to FactSet data, even as popular home-building exchange-traded funds were sliding on the day after a barrage of weaker housing data.
Market Exclusive25 days ago
Market Morning: India Pakistan Unease, Goldman $1.9B Down, AT&T Warner Approved, Housing Blues
Uh Oh…Two Nuclear Powers Start Bombing Each Other India and Pakistan have never been close friends ever since the countries were divided into two separate states in August 1947, but now that they both possess nuclear weapons, one would really hope that they keep calm. Unfortunately, Pakistan just downed two Indian aircraft after India bombed […]The post Market Morning: India Pakistan Unease, Goldman $1.9B Down, AT&T Warner Approved, Housing Blues appeared first on Market Exclusive.
MarketWatch26 days ago
Consumer confidence rebounds after Wall Street rally, end of shutdown
Consumer confidence surged in February and rose for the first time in four months, a sign that Americans have regained optimism after the recovery in the U.S. stock market, the end of the government shutdown and diminished worries about recession. The consumer confidence index climbed to 131.4.
MarketWatch26 days ago
Housing starts sink 11% to two-year low in December, but rising permits point to rebound
Construction on new houses sank 11% in December to a more than two-year low, but builders applied for more permits in a sign that a rebound is near. Housing starts tumbled to an annual rate of 1.08 million in the final month of 2018.
Zackslast month
Low Mortgage Rates Brighten Homebuilder ETFs' Outlook
The housing market has perked up ahead of the key spring selling season thanks to declining mortgage rates.
Benzingalast month
The Risk Of Another Housing Market Crash
Fortunately for homeowners, the housing market recovered relatively quickly. Bubbles are notoriously hard to recognize in real-time, but there are certainly telltale signals to watch in the housing market. During that same stretch, housing prices nearly doubled that gain, rising 48 percent.
Zacks2 months ago
November New-Home Sales Hit 8-Month High: 5 Hot Picks
The latest spike in new home sales reaffirms the optimism in housing, defying the affordability issue.
MarketWatch2 months ago
New-home sales soar 17% in November, hit an 8-month high
Sales of newly-constructed homes jumped, beating expectations, in a report delayed by the recent government shutdown.
ETF Trends2 months ago
More Nesting Homeowners Could Support Homebuilder ETFs
Home improvement companies and homebuilder-related ETFs could find support from homeowners whom are willing to reinvest in their own homes. Alvaro Lacayo, vice president of equity research at G.research, ...
Zacks2 months ago
Existing Home Sales at 3-Year Low: Homebuilder ETFs in Focus
Last month saw existing home sales fall to a three-year low while growth in housing prices slipped to its lowest level in more than six-years, putting homebuilder ETFs in focus.
Zacks2 months ago
Will the Rally in Homebuilder ETFs Continue?
U.S. homebuilder ETFs are performing strongly. Will the rally last?
Zacks2 months ago
The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Energy Select Sector SPDR, iShares U.S. Home Construction, iShares Dow Jones Transportation and Financial Select Sector
The Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: Energy Select Sector SPDR, iShares U.S. Home Construction, iShares Dow Jones Transportation and Financial Select Sector
Zacks2 months ago
4 Sector ETF & Stock Picks to Bet on Ahead of Q4 Earnings
We have highlighted one ETF and one stock from the sectors that could make great plays as the earnings season unfold.
Investopedia2 months ago
Homebuilders Construct Technical Breakout
Homebuilding stocks couldn't gain traction in 2018. Will a technical breakout in three leading names lead to a sector revival?
Zacks3 months ago
Pending Home Sales Fall in November: Homebuilder ETFs in Focus
U.S. pending home sales fall 0.7% in November, putting homebuilder ETFs in focus.
InvestorPlace3 months ago
Best ETFs for 2019: A Contrarian Play in iShares US Home Construction ETF
Heading into 2019, there are few bets more contrarian than U.S. housing. Homebuilder stocks have been halved in many cases. Building products suppliers and distributors have performed just as poorly — if not worse.