ITB

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iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF

ITB

Attention (50-day avg)0.01%

Attention rank (50-day avg)#551

Bullish sentiment (50-day avg)69%

Price to earnings ratio15.3

Net assets0

Expense ratio0%

Social

What share of all ETF conversation is about ITB?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	0% 0	0.02% -0.01	0.01% +0.01	0.01% +0

May 26

The iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF ($ITB) is experiencing a decline in housing wealth, with over half of major U.S. housing markets recording year-over-year price declines.
This decline is attributed to a broadening and deepening housing slowdown, as noted by Nicholas Godec, Head of Fixed Income Tradables & Commodities at S&P Dow Jones Indices.
The housing slowdown is also affecting the broader market, with the S&P 500 ($SPY) and Treasury Notes ($TNX) also showing signs of weakness.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about ITB that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	—	6.06% +6.06	47.14% -50.9	70.7% +24.79
Bearish	—	93.94% -6.06	52.86% +50.9	29.3% -24.79

Bullish· Feb 10

The iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF ($ITB) is showing strength, with a higher low and accumulating volume, indicating a potential breakout.
The Homebuilders sector, tracked by $ITB, is experiencing a strong day, with the ETF up over 3% due to a surge in housing demand.
$ITB is well-positioned to continue moving higher, with a clear path to 124, and may be a promising trade opportunity in the coming months.

Bearish· Oct 29

$ITB, a US home construction ETF, has experienced its worst 2-week performance in over two years.
The ETF has declined significantly, with a 6% drop on its opening and a 2.66% loss following a major component's earnings miss.
The decline in $ITB has been attributed to the poor performance of a major component, DR Horton ($DHI), which has fallen over 10% on an earnings miss.

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Topics

Of the messages about ITB that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Technical Analysis	—	1.32%	7.14%	75.36%
Macro	—	98.68%	92.86%	24.64%

Oct 30

$ITB has shown a trend flip on the daily chart, indicating a sell signal.
The ETF's 30-minute trend is expected to reverse if it continues to trade down.
$ITB's performance has been strong, outperforming 93% of other stocks over the past year.

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Community

Of the messages about ITB, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	—	60.26%	69.14%	75.46%
Newcomers	—	39.74%	30.86%	24.54%

Regulars· Jul 1

$ITB is breaking out, and regulars are optimistic about its potential to continue rising, with some even suggesting it could be a sign of a bottom in housing stocks.
The ETF is seeing a significant increase in price, with a 5% gain, and regulars are speculating about the underlying reasons for this move, including the possibility of lower interest rates.
Regulars are making trades based on specific patterns, such as W patterns and breakouts above 100, and are discussing the ETF's potential to continue rising, with some even suggesting it could "crush" with favorable market conditions.

Newcomers· Jun 14

ITB is being discussed as a way to invest in the US home construction industry, with users considering its potential for growth.
The focus is on ITB's earnings per share (EPS), with users looking for information on its current and future EPS.
Users are comparing ITB to other ETFs, such as XLB, CYS, and EBIO, to gauge its performance and potential returns.

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News

Rising Yields Are Killing This Group of Stocks | The Motley Fool

Rising yields are sending mortgage rates sharply higher and damaging the housing market.

1d agoThe Motley Fool

30-Year Mortgage Rates Top 7%: 5 Housing Stocks Hit Hardest - Lennar (NYSE:LEN), Compass (NYSE:COMP)

30-year mortgage rates hit 7.12%, the highest since 2024. KB Home, Rocket and the ITB homebuilder ETF slip, giving back part of Tuesday's rally.

6d agoBenzinga

Mortgage rates rise slightly after two consecutive weeks of decrease (XLRE:NYSEARCA)

1mo agoSeeking Alpha

Housing Demand Is Cracking. These ETFs Could Be Next to Feel the Heat - State Street SPDR S&P Homebuilder

1mo agoBenzinga

New Home Sales And Prices Trending Downward

1mo agoSeeking Alpha

New Home Sale Prices Continue To Fall

1mo agoSeeking Alpha

Also Discussed

Investors talking about ITB also mention

#	Name	Attention
1	SPDR S&P Homebuilders ETFXHB	0%-0.01
2	iShares U.S. Real Estate ETFIYR	0%0
3	Direxion Daily Homebuilders & Supplies Bull 3X SharesNAIL	0%0
4	Invesco Building & Construction ETFPKB	0%0
5	D.R. Horton, Inc.DHI	0%0
6	Materials Select Sector SPDR FundXLB	0.01%-0.02
7	iShares U.S. Telecommunications ETFIYZ	0%0
8	SPDR S&P Bank ETFKBE	0.03%-0.01
9	iShares U.S. Transportation ETFIYT	0%0
10	Lennar Corp. Class A Common StockLEN	0%-0.03

iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF

iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF is an exchange-traded fund that seeks to track the Dow Jones U.S. Select Home Construction Index, providing focused exposure to U.S. companies involved in residential construction and related industries. The fund concentrates on homebuilders and businesses tied to the housing supply chain, including building materials, home improvement retail, fixtures, and construction products. Its portfolio is typically dominated by large U.S. housing and construction names such as D.R. Horton, PulteGroup, Lennar, NVR, and Toll Brothers, alongside suppliers and retailers that support new-home development and renovation activity. Managed by BlackRock’s iShares, the ETF is designed for investors seeking a single-asset vehicle that reflects conditions in the domestic housing market and the broader home construction segment.

Location

United States

Social

What share of all ETF conversation is about ITB?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	0% 0	0.02% -0.01	0.01% +0.01	0.01% +0

May 26

The iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF ($ITB) is experiencing a decline in housing wealth, with over half of major U.S. housing markets recording year-over-year price declines.
This decline is attributed to a broadening and deepening housing slowdown, as noted by Nicholas Godec, Head of Fixed Income Tradables & Commodities at S&P Dow Jones Indices.
The housing slowdown is also affecting the broader market, with the S&P 500 ($SPY) and Treasury Notes ($TNX) also showing signs of weakness.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about ITB that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	—	6.06% +6.06	47.14% -50.9	70.7% +24.79
Bearish	—	93.94% -6.06	52.86% +50.9	29.3% -24.79

Bullish· Feb 10

The iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF ($ITB) is showing strength, with a higher low and accumulating volume, indicating a potential breakout.
The Homebuilders sector, tracked by $ITB, is experiencing a strong day, with the ETF up over 3% due to a surge in housing demand.
$ITB is well-positioned to continue moving higher, with a clear path to 124, and may be a promising trade opportunity in the coming months.

Bearish· Oct 29

$ITB, a US home construction ETF, has experienced its worst 2-week performance in over two years.
The ETF has declined significantly, with a 6% drop on its opening and a 2.66% loss following a major component's earnings miss.
The decline in $ITB has been attributed to the poor performance of a major component, DR Horton ($DHI), which has fallen over 10% on an earnings miss.

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Topics

Of the messages about ITB that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Technical Analysis	—	1.32%	7.14%	75.36%
Macro	—	98.68%	92.86%	24.64%

Oct 30

$ITB has shown a trend flip on the daily chart, indicating a sell signal.
The ETF's 30-minute trend is expected to reverse if it continues to trade down.
$ITB's performance has been strong, outperforming 93% of other stocks over the past year.

Generated by AI

Community

Of the messages about ITB, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	—	60.26%	69.14%	75.46%
Newcomers	—	39.74%	30.86%	24.54%

Regulars· Jul 1

$ITB is breaking out, and regulars are optimistic about its potential to continue rising, with some even suggesting it could be a sign of a bottom in housing stocks.
The ETF is seeing a significant increase in price, with a 5% gain, and regulars are speculating about the underlying reasons for this move, including the possibility of lower interest rates.
Regulars are making trades based on specific patterns, such as W patterns and breakouts above 100, and are discussing the ETF's potential to continue rising, with some even suggesting it could "crush" with favorable market conditions.

Newcomers· Jun 14

ITB is being discussed as a way to invest in the US home construction industry, with users considering its potential for growth.
The focus is on ITB's earnings per share (EPS), with users looking for information on its current and future EPS.
Users are comparing ITB to other ETFs, such as XLB, CYS, and EBIO, to gauge its performance and potential returns.

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iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF

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May 26

Bullish· Feb 10

Bearish· Oct 29

Oct 30

Regulars· Jul 1

Newcomers· Jun 14

Rising Yields Are Killing This Group of Stocks | The Motley Fool

30-Year Mortgage Rates Top 7%: 5 Housing Stocks Hit Hardest - Lennar (NYSE:LEN), Compass (NYSE:COMP)

Mortgage rates rise slightly after two consecutive weeks of decrease (XLRE:NYSEARCA)

Housing Demand Is Cracking. These ETFs Could Be Next to Feel the Heat - State Street SPDR S&P Homebuilder

New Home Sales And Prices Trending Downward

New Home Sale Prices Continue To Fall

Also Discussed

iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF

Company Information

Location

Rising Yields Are Killing This Group of Stocks | The Motley Fool

30-Year Mortgage Rates Top 7%: 5 Housing Stocks Hit Hardest - Lennar (NYSE:LEN), Compass (NYSE:COMP)

Mortgage rates rise slightly after two consecutive weeks of decrease (XLRE:NYSEARCA)

Housing Demand Is Cracking. These ETFs Could Be Next to Feel the Heat - State Street SPDR S&P Homebuilder

New Home Sales And Prices Trending Downward

New Home Sale Prices Continue To Fall

Also Discussed

Social

May 26

Bullish· Feb 10

Bearish· Oct 29

Oct 30

Regulars· Jul 1

Newcomers· Jun 14