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

92.41 -0.31 (-0.33%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 11:58 AM EDT, May 9, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Western Wobbling In Homebuilder Sentiment
As the national average for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage has risen to and remained above 5%, homebuilder sentiment has been reversing its pandemic gains. 
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5 ETFs to Make the Most of Red-Hot 40-Year High Inflation
Investors could make some profits by investing in ETFs benefiting from the rising inflation. 
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5 ETFs to Bet on the Favorite Sectors of Q1 Earnings
The first-quarter 2022 earnings season is set to kick off this week, with the banking sector slated to report numbers. Total S&P 500 earnings are expected to be up 3.2% from the same period last year... 
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Refinancing Plummets As Rates Continue to Rise
The weekly reading on refinancing applications from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) has fallen over 14% two weeks in a row bringing the index to the weakest level since May 2019. 
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The Crisis In Housing, Part 1: A Lopsided Market
The Japanese novelist Kobo Abe once wrote, “There is always order in the distant view. No matter how strange the happening, it can never project from the frame, from the order which this distant view... 
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More 52-Week Lows for Homebuilders
Homebuilder stocks are under pressure again today. 
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Option Bears Find a Home in ITB Following Data
Let's take a closer look at the economic data, option activity, and then look at it's holdings to find something 
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Homebuilder Sentiment and Stocks Rangebound
It was a busy morning of economic data, and included on the list was homebuilder sentiment from the NAHB monthly survey. 
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Mortgage Rates Surge, Refis Slump
The recent rise in rates has lifted the national average for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage to 3.68% which is nearly a half percentage point higher than it was just one month ago. 
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Supply Of New Homes Rising, Median Prices Remain Elevated And Mortgage Rates Firm Up
The rise in the supply of new homes is coming amidst relatively soft sales, inflated prices, and now rising mortgage rates. 
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Will ETFs Suffer As US Homebuilder Confidence Dips In March?
The U.S. housing sector continues to suffer supply-chain disruptions of lumber and building materials, increasing construction costs, and the Fed’s policy tightening move. This may weigh on ETFs. Let's... 
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Inflation Reaches 40-Year High: 4 Sector ETFs to Buy
Investors could make some profits by investing in ETFs benefiting from the rising inflation. 
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Rotate to Cyclical Sectors With These Top-Ranked ETFs
Investors seeking to tap the current trends could consider the ETFs from the cyclical sectors. 
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Rising Lumber Prices Add Over $18K To New Home Prices: Report
The recent spike in lumber prices has created a simultaneous spike in the costs of newly-constructed single-family homes, according to data released by the National... 
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Rates and Houses
Bonds are getting hit very hard on this first trading day of the year. 
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Residential Construction Activity Disappoints
Not only did both Housing Starts and Building Permits come in weaker than expected, but the August reports were also revised modestly lower. 
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Singles Miss Out On Housing Strength
Data on residential housing this morning surprised to the upside at the headline level in terms of both Building Permits and Housing Starts. 
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Mister Magoo Q2
Another quarter, another green bar. The stock “market” continues up, unabated, fueled by trillions of dollars. 
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Tuesday Talk: The 1% Long Slide and Drop Ride
If the market indices were playground slides and you were a kid, you would have had a fun ride yesterday. The S&P 500, Dow and Nasdaq started the day with good descents, then cascaded gently up and... 
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5 ETFs Benefiting From High Inflation
Investors could make some profits by investing in ETFs benefiting from rising inflation. 
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Here’s How 2021 Was A Similar Stock Market To 2011 And What Happened Next
2021 has shown a striking similarity to 2011, as it has been another sideways, range-bound market. Both of these years were coming off of big winning years after major corrections. 
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5 Best Sector ETFs of November
Though the broad markets ended the month in red, a few sector ETFs performed remarkably well. 
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Homebuilder Sentiment Improves as Homebuilder Stocks Breakout
For the third month in a row, homebuilder sentiment has improved with the index now at a six-month high of 83. 
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What’s Cookin’
The stock market, that’s what. 
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5 ETF Areas for Investors to Consider Amid the September Slump
Wall Street is witnessing a tough time in the historically weak month of September. 
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5 Top-Ranked ETFs to Buy on the Dip
Here are five ETFs from different sectors that have declined last week on market woes. 
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Why Did Home Builder Confidence Level Drop To A 13-Month Low?
U.S. builders have become increasingly pessimistic on the state of housing as the monthly Housing Market Index (HMI) published by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB)... 
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Fed Monetary Policy Lit Fire Under Housing, ITB Acts Like It Reached Important Peak
The Fed’s monthly purchases of bonds has been housing friendly. Reading the tea leaves from this week’s FOMC Meeting, the central bank could begin to reduce the pace of buying toward the end of this... 
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Home-Builders Struggle Despite Lows Rates
The next major support level for the iShares U.S. Construction ETF (ITB) is around the $58.00 area. This support level is where it broke out in March 2021 from a long 7-month base. 
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Institutions Cashing In Some Chips?
How much damage this week? This week's video looks at why some are taking chips off the table. 
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