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Here's what most are missing about the housing market now If You Believe Housing’s Dead, You?

Here's what most are missing about the housing market now [Power Trends] If You Believe Housing’s Dead, You’re About to Get Left Behind Stalwart stocks like Netflix (NFLX) and Tesla (TSLA) dropped 8% and 9% today after capping their earnings reports with disappointing outlooks. That was the bad news. But other stocks also dropped — despite some upbeat forecasts. And that’s the good news … because it creates some intriguing opportunities. Homebuilders, for one, are much better positioned than investors understand right now. Builders are the opposite of a Tesla or a Netflix, which are companies that people want to believe in. Those firms, and others like them, are always making headlines — with a Cybertruck or a “Tiger King.” But when reality falls short of the hype and hope, it’s a huge letdown. Housing is a sector no one wants to believe in right now…because the media is pushing such a negative narrative about it. But that kind of disconnect between a downbeat narrative and an upbeat reality sets you up for the best of possible moneymaking windows — the “upside surprise.” So, today in Power Trends, let’s peruse the newest numbers on the housing market and put this negative to the test: Interest rates are high. No one’s moving. Homebuilder sales and earnings aren’t looking great. What a disaster. Well, [as I told you in June]( the iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF (ITB) was the top-ranked ETF in my [Quantum Edge system](. And still today — there’s something big going on with homebuilders that most onlookers are missing. The Housing Market Hasn’t Given Us Much to Get Excited About…Yet This week, we got the June reports on U.S. housing starts, building permits, and existing-home sales. They were nothing to (pardon the pun) write home about: All three numbers dropped from May and, even worse, were lower than expected. So, when you combine weak housing data with the stock-dumping angst triggered by today’s high-profile disappointments… You end up with share-price drops of as much as 3.5% in major homebuilder stocks like Lennar (LEN), D.R. Horton (DHI), NVR Inc. (NVR). And there’s the disconnect. The news was disappointing. The share-price drops are disappointing. But homebuilders haven’t been that disappointing. Lennar reported profits of $2.94 a share on sales of $8.05 billion in the second quarter — beating estimates for 62 cents a share and $810 million, respectively. And just today, D.R. Horton reported earnings of $3.90 per share on sales of $9.73 billion, which beat by $1.11 per share and $1.32 billion. I grant you, those earnings numbers were down from the second quarter a year ago. But expectations are a key piece of the Wall Street game. And those declines were less than Wall Street predicted. In the world of the stock market, that’s good news. And yet — what the “gloom-and-doom” headlines about housing aren’t saying is this: The “smart money” — the Big Money players who dominate Wall Street — are buying these stocks anyway. RECOMMENDED LINK [Our A.I. predicts the future price of TSLA, NVDA, and AAPL]( TradeSmith, one of the world’s most cutting-edge financial tech companies, just launched a breakthrough, new A.I. algorithm called An-E... and showed many of its past predictions and just how accurate they were (often precise to within a tenth of a percent). The company also showed what An-E's predictions were for three of the most widely held stocks on the market one-month into the future. [You can see what those predictions are by going here]( Homebuilders Have Attracted Big Money All Along Here’s Lennar, whose stock enjoyed three Big Money buys ahead of its June 14 earnings — and even more of them afterwards: MAPsignals.com D.R. Horton is even better, with eight Big Money buys leading up to its earnings report today: MAPsignals.com Why are homebuilders, apparently, such a hot buy? We got one clue in Lennar and D.R. Horton’s quarterly reports — where both companies raised their forward guidance for the full-year 2023. And we got another clue on Tuesday, when real-estate researcher Redfin found that only 1% of America’s homes have changed hands this year. Turnover hasn’t been this low in a decade. Stiffer mortgage rates and inflation-driven home prices have made the whole homeownership experience too costly. So, fewer people are out there buying (or listing their current home). Certainly down here in South Florida where I live the mantra has become: Good luck buying a home. And the “inventory” of houses out there on the market is pretty lean, anyway. We got our third clue yesterday: Apparently, now that rates have finally started to drop, mortgage applications are surging — and have been for four straight weeks. See, there are always people who want to move — and now, maybe, they finally can. That’s the good news we’re getting (if we know where to look). But the Big Money crowd knew this all along — and that’s why they’ve been buying homebuilders these past couple of months. You know: the folks who can provide more houses now that demand is picking up. Wall Street Looks to the Future… So You Should, Too When big institutional investors pick stocks (or toss them out), they’re acting on what is going to happen … not what’s happening now. So these players are looking past the current reports — to what’s in the cards for next quarter, or the full year. Want proof? Look at how the “guidance for the ages” from Nvidia (NVDA) back in May missiled that stock to new highs. And Wall Street firms have sources that most retail investors don’t have. They care just as much about estimated sales and earnings as the rest of us… Wall Street pros have access to very unique research, like flying drones around to “spy” on places like shopping malls and spot unexpected trends in what consumers are up to. And they have longstanding networks of sources for data that most folks can’t access. But our Quantum Edge system acts as a “proxy” for those advantages that Big Money investors have — and lets you invest on their coattails. This is why I always pay attention to Big Money activity in stocks like D.R. Horton, which I recommended in [Quantum Edge Trader]( on June 1. And DHI quickly became one of our best positions, up 18% already. To see my latest buy alert — and get on the list for all the trades going forward — [watch this to learn more]( and get involved in Quantum Edge. Talk soon, [Jason Bodner]Jason Bodner Editor, Jason Bodner’s Power Trends [866.385.2076](tel:+866-385-2076) | support@tradesmith.com ©2023 TradeSmith, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Protected by copyright laws of the United States and international treaties. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution (electronic or otherwise, including on the world wide web), in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited without the express written permission of TradeSmith, LLC. This work is based on SEC filings, current events, interviews, corporate press releases and what we’ve learned as researchers and writers. Our work may contain errors and should not be considered personalized investment advice. TradeSmith, LLC does not issue securities recommendations, and no discussion of a particular stock(s) should be interpreted as such. Past, simulated, and/or hypothetical performance of any strategy published by TradeSmith, LLC should not be interpreted as representational of future returns. 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