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The Dow dropped 117.53 points on report of pending job cuts at Cisco and renewed fears of nuclear leaks at Japanese nuclear plant to close at 12,263.58. Deer Valley lost 29.27 percent, Skyline Corp. fell 6.91 percent, Cavco lost 2.03 percent and Nobility Homes fell .56 percent. The Manufactured Housing …
The Dow gained just over a point to close at 12,381.11 in anticipation of first quarter corporate returns, while most housing stocks declined. Cavco lost 5.27 percent, Skyline Corp. was down 3.01 percent, and Nobility Homes lost .33 percent. Deer Valley remained unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite lost 4.04 percent …
Dow Gains Barely a Point, Housing Stocks Mostly Decline Read More
The Dow lost just under a quarter of a point to close at 12,380.05, as oil spiked upwards and the threat of a government shutdown loomed. Cavco lost 1.97 percent, Skyline Corp. dropped 1.72 percent, and Nobility and Deer Valley remained unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite closed down 1.72 percent …
The second Japanese earthquake and rising oil prices rattled Wall Street, causing the Dow to drop .14 percent to close at 12,409.49. Nobility Homes gained 2.51 percent, Skyline Corp. lost 1.96 percent, and Cavco fell .96 percent. The Manufactured Housing Composite dropped one percent to close at 1258.80.
Zacks says Cavco Industries (NASDAQ: CVCO) is one of five companies in the home-building industry that offers the least risk and more stable return on investment. SmarTrend ranks Cavco second with a beta rating of 1.15, and says since it issued an upturn on the stock Feb. 17, its value …
The technology sector was stronger than the weakness of the industrial and energy sectors to drive the Dow up just over a quarter of a point to close at 12,426.75. Housing stocks moved up, down, and not at all. Cavco gained 1.97 percent, Skyline Corp. moved up 1.91 percent, Nobility …
Technology Sector Moves Dow Up, Housing Stocks Inconsistent Read More
Fear of rising inflation and the subsequent raising of interest rates by the Fed caused stocks to stumble at day’s end. The Dow lost .05 percent to end the day at 12,393.83. Nobility Homes gained 8.19 percent, Cavco was up 1.56 percent and Skyline Corporation moved up 1.30 percent. Deer …
The Dow registered a small gain of .09 percent to close at 12,400.03. In housing stocks, Skyline Corp. gained 2.38 percent and Cavco was up 1.36 percent. Nobility Homes and Deer Valley remained flat. The Manufactured Housing Composite gained 1.54 percent to end the day at 1134.60.
The Dow gained 56.99 points on the government report of job growth to close the week at 12376.72. Skyline Corp. gained .80 percent, but Nobility Homes dropped 13.22 percent, and Cavco was down .75 percent. The Manufactured Housing Composite also fell 1.12 percent to end the week at 1117.30.
The Dow closed slightly down .25 percent to end the month at 12,319.73. Housing stocks closed up or even at month’s end. Nobility Homes was up 3.56 percent, Cavco closed up .78 percent and Skyline Corp. was up .60 percent. Deer Valley remained flat. The Manufactured Housing Composite ended the …
The Dow gained 71.60 points to close at 12,350.61 as it approaches what may be its best first quarter performance since 1998. Cavco gained .97 percent and Skyline Corp. was up .61 percent. Nobility Homes and Deer Valley remained flat. The Manufactured Housing Composite rose .75 percent to 1212.30
The Dow gained on positive news in the communications and retail markets, gaining 81.13 points to end at 12,279.01. Nobility Homes gained 5.76 percent. But Cavco lost 1.18 percent and Skyline Corp. lost 1.00 percent. The Manufactured Housing Composite was down .61 percent, but managed to stay above the 1200 …
The Dow dropped 22.71 points, as news of global developments drove prices down. Housing stocks finished mixed. The Dow closed at 12197.88. Skyline Corp. closed up 1.57 percent, Cavco lost 1.71 percent, and Nobility Homes and Deer Valley remained unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite lost .53 percent to end the …
The Dow ended the week gaining 50.05 points to finish at 12,220.59. Cavco gained 3.54 percent, Skyline Corp. was up .05 percent, and Nobility Homes lost 2.41 percent. The Manufactured Housing Composite gained 1.98 percent to end the week at 1217.
The Dow gained 67.39 points to end the day at 12,086.02. Nobility Homes lost 3.39 percent, Skyline Corp. was down 1.97 percent, Cavco lost .28 percent and Deer Valley was again unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite dropped 1.07 percent to end the day at 1164.60.
Reflecting the continuing crisis in Japan and rising turmoil in the Middle East, the Dow closed down .15 percent, but remained above the twelve hundred mark to end the day at 12018.63. Nobility Homes gained .83 percent, Cavco lost 1.36 percent and Skyline Corp was down .46 percent. Deer Valley …
As the nuclear crisis in Japan comes under more control, the Dow gained 178 points to top the twelve thousand mark and close at 12,036.53. Cavco gained 3.69 percent, and Skyline Corp. was up 2.70 percent. Nobility Homes and Deer Valley were unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite gained 2.98 percent …
Dow, Most Housing Stocks Advance for Third Day in a Row Read More
The Dow closed up for the second day in a row as a cease-fire in Libya began, but tempered by the turmoil in Japan. It gained 83.93 points to close at 11858.82. Housing stocks also closed up or even. Skyline Corp. was up 5.66 percent and Cavco gained 3.88 percent. …
The Dow experienced its first gain after three days of losses, rising 161.29 points, or 1.4 percent, to 11,774.59. Nobility Homes gained 6.09 percent, Cavco closed up 2.01 percent and Skyline Corp. ended the day up .68 percent. Deer Valley was unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite went back above the …
The Dow lost 242.12 points to close at 11,613.30. Nobility Homes gained a half of a point, but Cavco lost 3.36 percent and Skyline dropped 2.90 percent. The Manufactured Housing Composite fell 2.87 percent to close below eleven thousand at 1091.40.
