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  • 06/11/09

Why I Love This Stock

By:david d

Date:12 26 08

poised for 09

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By:sarah z

Date:10 17 08

“It's a crucial time for the homebuilders. Rates have spiked huge here. That was not in the cards for them. They are not set up for that. We still have not had a major bankruptcy of a homebuilder. That's one of the reasons why we have not seen the stoppage of homebuilding.
Look, let's be honest. We have no need for new homes in this country. None. We do not need Beazer (BZH), Centex (CTX), Horton (DHI), Hovnanian (HOV) or Pulte (PHM) to be building homes.
We can't get a bottom in homes as long as Lennar (LEN), Standard Pacific (SPF) and Ryland (RYL) can still build. But build they must to be able to stay in business and meet cash flow covenants. The darned banks keep these companies alive with endless forbearance because they don't want to take a hit. The bank/housing company nexus is killing any hope that housing prices can stabilize.
Because of their need to hang on and build, we are not able to work off the inventory. We can't. I hate to root for any company's bankruptcy. But we just aren't going to get to where we have to go, which is as close to no new housing starts as possible, in order to get to the bottom and no more house price depreciation.
These homebuilding stocks have now become the enemy. With rates up and them still pumping, we are going to have another big round of price depreciation.
I reiterate that housing will bottom next year. Integral to my forecast are four things:
1. many homebuilders failing;
2. tax credits to get people to buy homes;
3. lower mortgage rates; and
4. a 25% decline in home pricing.
We need all four to happen.
We just lost three. We will not have a bottom unless we get No. 1.”

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By:Pro

Date:11 30 -1

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By:thinking

Date:08 19 08

chart

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By:SilverLady925

Date:03 16 08

Will Recover

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By:pbrum1949

Date:03 15 08

kow priced

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By:surfdude

Date:02 10 08

Homebuilder knocked way down too

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By:barrons2

Date:01 17 08

In the homebuilding space, Cramer now likes KB Homes (KBH) and Centex Homes (CTX), but feels Beazer (BZH) is "still too troubled."

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By:klnellis

Date:11 04 07

potential gain

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By:barrons2

Date:10 04 07

That's what happens when you bet against a Hovnanian or a Beazer like everyone else does.

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Why I Hate This Stock

By:walkkenn

Date:01 22 08

Kept expanding into market colapse.

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By:Goo$e

Date:10 29 07

chapter11

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By:Goo$e

Date:10 29 07

chapter11

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By:Darry Romano

Date:10 25 07

Been shorting forever. Sold my MTG puts way too soon.

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By:Clotpoll

Date:10 24 07

My vote for first HB to go under.

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By:RJLDDS

Date:09 01 07

will be insolvent within 2 years

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By:abacadabra

Date:08 20 07

Beazer is going down. Why? Let me count the ways. The housing slump? Sure, they have unsold inventory in some of the worst markets in the US. The credit crunch? Sure, fewer buyers and those can't get good mortgages. Problems with their mortgage division? Yeah, SEC investigations and exposes in the Charlotte Observer. Lying to customers? (see CO story) employee problems? SEC problems? Lawsuits piling up at their door? delayed SEC filings? Geez. Add it up.

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By:Cumoto_Refugee

Date:08 09 07

Pick any home builder. but the other extracurriculars may bury this one.

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By:Valshaun

Date:08 03 07

worst builder ever

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By:WaltEd

Date:05 08 07

Bought depressed stock. Hoping housing would come back.

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Q. can anyone explain the BGF seper...
11.12.09 | 20:03 PM Asked by BS7518

A. BGF was an enhanced income security,
which represented one share of common
stock (BGS) plus $7.15 principal amount
of senior subordinated debt. They first
separated the note from the stock, then
did a partial redemption of the bond.
You should have received the following
for each share of BGF
1 share common (BGS)
$4.28 cash per share for the partial
redemption (this includes dividend)
1 note with face value of $3.11

There really is no market for the bond
portion. You will probably end up
holding it until redemption.

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