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The Dow dropped 137.74 to close at 11855.42. Housing Market stocks showed little movement, with Skyline Corp up .55 percent, Cavco increased .29 percent; Nobility Homes and Deer Valley were unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite climbed .35 percent to 1123.60.
The Dow closed down 51.24 points to close at 11,993.16. All housing stocks remained unchanged except Skyline Corp., which gained two-thirds of a percent. The Manufactured Housing Composite did add .21 percent to close at 1119.70.
The Dow lost one half a percentage point to end the week at 12044.40. Housing stocks closed mostly up, with Deer Valley soaring to 285.19 percent up, after losing 74.04 percent Thursday. Skyline Corp. gained .95 percent, Cavco was up .24 percent, and Nobility Homes lost .62 percent. The Manufactured …
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The Dow dropped 228.41 points to close below the 12 thousand mark at 11,984.68. Housing stocks also fell. Deer Valley lost 33.65 percent, Skyline lost 4.58 percent and Cavco fell 1.40 percent. Nobility Homes was unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite lost 5.04 percent to close at 1087.20.
The Dow lost .01 percent to end the day at 12,213.09. Housing stocks reflected the same trend. Skyline Corporation was down .89 percent, and Cavco dropped .61 percent. Nobility Homes and Deer Valley did not change. The Manufactured Housing Composite lost two-thirds of a point to close at 1144.80.
The Dow gained 124.35 points to end the day at 12,214.38. Cavco gained 3.54 percent and Skyline Corp. was up 3.29 percent. Nobility Homes and Deer Valley remained unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite moved up 3.09 percent to finish the day at 1152.40.
The Dow and housing stocks all took a tumble for the beginning of the week, as oil prices rose. The Dow lost two-thirds of a point to close at 12,090.03. Skyline closed down 5.31 percent, Nobility Homes lost 5.18 percent, and Cavco lost 2.89 percent. Deer Valley remained unchanged. The …
News of oil hitting $104 a barrel sent the Dow down .72 percent to close at 12,169.88. Cavco’s subsidiary Fleetwood received approval from the bankruptcy court to acquire Palm Harbor. Cavco closed up .55 percent, Skyline Corp. dropped 2.88 percent, Nobility and Deer Valley remain unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite …
The Dow rose almost 200 points, to close at 12,258.20, as U.S. stocks recorded their best day in three months. Cavco gained 2.61 percent, Nobility Homes was up 1.19 percent and Skyline inched up .85 percent. Deer Valley remained unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite was up 1.83 percent to close …
The Dow was up 8.78 percent to finish the day at 12,066.80, despite oil prices jumping above the $100 mark. Cavco finished up 6.29 percent, Nobility Homes added 4.87 percent and Skyline Corp. finished up 3.57 percent. Deer Valley was unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite closed up 5.01 percent at …
Oil prices nearing the $100 mark sent major markets down over 1 percent, as the Dow fell 1.38 percent to close at 12058.02. Cavco lost 5.68 percent, Skyline was down 3.88 percent and Nobility Homes lost 2.44 percent. Deer Valley, so volatile recently, was unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite lost …
The Dow ended the day up 95.89 points to close at 12,226.34, the third straight month of gains. Most housing stocks closed up as well. Deer Valley was up 48.59 percent, Nobility Homes gained 2.63 percent, Cavco was up .67 percent. Skyline dropped 1.13 percent. The Manufactured Housing Composite gained …
Despite oil prices surging more than 9 percent in one week, the Dow closed up just over one-half point at 12,130.45. Skyline Corp finished up 8.61 percent, and Cavco gained 2.97 percent. Nobility dropped .25 percent, and Deer Valley lost 32.69 percent. The Manufactured Housing Composite gained 3.25 percent to …
The Dow ended the day down 0.31 percent to close at 12,068.50. Skyline Corporation gained 1.03 percent, Cavco closed down 0.46 percent, Nobility and Deer Valley were unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite lost 0.13 percent to close at 1096.02.
The Dow dropped 107.01 points to 12,105.78 on news of continued unrest in Libya as oil prices rose for the second straight day. The Manufactured Housing Composite inched up 0.18 percent to 1098.80. Skyline dropped 2.78 percent, Cavco gained 1.44 percent, and Nobility Homes and Deer Valley remained unchanged.
The Dow rose 73.11 points to close at 12,391.25, a two-year high. Skyline was down 3.87 percent, Cavco lost 1.18 percent and Nobility Homes was down .87 percent. The Manufactured Housing Composite lost 2.03 percent.
Stocks added 29 points–about a 20th of one percent–Thursday despite disappointing news on the employment picture. Most manufactured housing and related stocks stayed within one percentage point of Wednesday’s close. The Manufactured Housing Composite Value lost about what the Dow gained, one 20th of one percent.
Wall Street spent hump day higher, adding more than 60 points to close at 12,288. Gainers in the manufactured housing arena include Cavco and Skyline Corporation, each adding some five percent for shareholders. Walker & Dunlop and Drew Industries also closed higher. The Manufactured Housing Composite Value closed higher by …
Weak retail trade in January drove the Dow down 0.34 percent to close at 12,226.64. After dropping nearly 16 percent yesterday, Palm Harbor Homes rebounded to close up 37.50 percent. Cavco lost 0.38 percent and Nobility Homes was down 0.24 percent. The Manufactured Housing Composite Value lost 1.91 percent.
The stock market closed mixed, but the Dow was down slightly to close at 12,268.19. Palm Harbor dropped 15.79 percent and Cavco lost 1.54 points, but Deer Valley was unchanged. The Manufactured Housing Composite Value lost 1.54 percent.
