NVR Seeks to Weather Downturn By Stockpiling Options to Build
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NVR has accumulated $388 million in options to build on land already prepared for development at a time when home builders across the nation have walked away from projects because of the slide in the real estate market.
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The CAPS community wants to insure some nice returns from this stock.
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Comparing operating cash flows to net income lets investors weed out disasters early.
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Play the market with these stocks.
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Bargain-minded investors might want to start paying attention.
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The stock's case of ennui isn't over yet.
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Some venture capitalists, who've seen improving conditions in recent years for taking companies public and cashing out investments, are worried the turbulence that has roiled financial markets this summer could spill over into their investment niche.
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For some investors, the misery of subprime loans, exploding adjustable rate mortgages and slumping sales mean one thing: opportunity.
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The National Association of Realtors likes the idea of a subprime bailout. Big surprise.
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Companies to help you cope with market volatility.
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The market for credit insurance will be put to the test as a looming economic downturn strains companiesâ finances.
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This company won't get burned by a downturn.
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Options traders have been scooping up  bullish calls in Home Depot Inc.  hoping to profit from a  run-up in the shares of the retailer partly spurred by  speculation that hedge fund manager Edward Lampert would invest  in the company, option traders and analysts said.
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As mortgage companies face troubled times, an investor who made his name turning around distressed companies sees opportunity in the lending business.
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There could be some value lurking in the stock-market bargain basement.
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Investors may want to shop elsewhere for inexpensive retail stocks.
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The nation's biggest technology companies will present an alternative method for valuing stock options that generally would allow them to report lower expenses.-The Washington Post