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[Mr Dev]

Ok I know that there are a lot of savy minds here that have followed the builders and reits for the last few years.

I need your help.

I'm looking for a specific page on this forum. It was put up by one of you guys!

It was a page of large group of very small charts that had the builders on it.

I may have even posted on it too, so I'll check my history to see.

But this is hard to find, I searched BUILDERS and went back 13 pages into last year

when you guys were making the calls. I think it was at least as far back as when Senor was posting his shorts.



Any help finding this Old page of multiple builders or reits with tiny charts, posted by: ? would be very helpful to me.

thanks so much

Edited by Mr Dev, 27 March 2007 - 06:58 PM.

[spielchekr]

May or may not be the one you want. Sub-prime lender REITS.

http://www.traders-t...?...st&p=271253

[selecto]

Mr. D., I don't know if this will help, but here is a screen I have for the NDX "big shots." You can
enter any symbols and create your own.

[hiker]

Cirrus has posted some great stuff on this sector over time

[hiker]

some sector stats including short ratio and float size Symbol Pct from Yr High Trade Change Volume Avg Vol (3m) Yield Float Short Ratio - - - - - BZH Down 54.88% 31.41 Down 0.91 Down 2.82% 4,827,600 1,552,240 1.20% 38.17M 5.6 - - - - - CTX Down 34.81% 42.78 Down 0.39 Down 0.90% 2,662,214 2,241,260 0.40% 118.40M 5.4 - - - - - DHI Down 36.26% 22.48 Down 0.31 Down 1.36% 6,862,660 4,697,610 2.60% 286.08M 3.7 - - - - - HOV Down 42.64% 26.64 Down 0.70 Down 2.56% 2,709,100 1,893,090 N/A 31.36M 7.4 - - - - - HXM Down 13.20% 56.74 Down 0.41 Down 0.72% 277,300 488,919 N/A 25.75M 3.4 - - - - - KBH Down 34.27% 45.31 Down 0.68 Down 1.48% 4,904,798 2,776,380 2.10% 77.26M 4.9 - - - - - LEN Down 28.66% 44.50 Down 0.04 Down 0.09% 7,405,100 2,651,260 1.40% 134.66M 4.7 - - - - - LEV Down 56.75% 9.67 Down 0.01 Down 0.10% 252,400 226,554 0.80% 16.48M 10.8 - - - - - MDC Down 27.95% 49.41 Down 0.84 Down 1.67% 1,360,500 859,108 2.00% 34.73M 5.6 - - - - - MHO Down 44.13% 27.62 Down 1.00 Down 3.49% 300,500 272,846 0.30% 11.23M 10.3 - - - - - MTH Down 51.10% 33.42 Down 0.08 Down 0.24% 1,366,138 682,726 N/A 22.09M 9.9 - - - - - NVR Down 17.54% 698.25 Down 14.65 Down 2.05% 132,000 74,813.1 N/A 4.81M 9.2 - - - - - PHM Down 35.41% 26.79 Down 0.46 Down 1.69% 3,465,300 2,816,860 0.60% 212.34M 7.5 - - - - - RYL Down 38.86% 45.00 Down 0.60 Down 1.32% 2,338,500 1,362,710 1.00% 39.10M 8.2 - - - - - SPF Down 40.49% 21.58 Down 0.76 Down 3.40% 3,827,400 1,745,580 0.70% 62.62M 7.6 - - - - - TOL Down 20.83% 28.40 Down 0.45 Down 1.56% 3,758,232 3,659,220 N/A 115.85M 5 - - - - - WCI Down 25.43% 21.70 Down 0.70 Down 3.12% 2,901,800 1,968,130 N/A 33.24M 8.4

[Cirrus]

I got lucky....I'm short BZH and PHM. I also have some ITM puts on LEN and CTX. I think these stocks are worth less than half of where they're trading now--and that's generous. Homebuilding is a very long cycle business. I really have no idea what's holding these things up besides a belief in 'low rates'.

[Mr Dev]

Thank you all, I have not yet found the page I was looking for, but this has been beary helpful! Someone built and Posted a Candle View page with TOL and many others, it's probably still updating if anyone finds it please PM the link to me tia

[mikie007]

Mr Dev, I PM'ed you all of this topic from Fib's post you replied to but the charts will have to be requested from him if this is the one you are looking for: Longer Term Charts Options V V Track this topic V Email this topic V Print this topic V Download this topic V Subscribe to this forum Display Modes V Switch to: Outline V Standard V Switch to: Linear+ fib_1618 post Jun 2 2004, 08:13 PM Post #1 Member Group: Traders-Talk User Posts: 2157 Joined: 22-August 03 From: Kahlifoania Member No.: 11 These monthly percentage year over year statistics from 1960, and through March of 2004, may help in giving a better perspective of what we're really up against - if anything - as there doesn't seem to be any type of housing bubble to really worry about going by what this data presents. Again, context and perspective is everything when trying to forecast a market's direction and/or it's overall stability. Fib