DHI
D.R. Horton, Inc. · Consumer Discretionary · Residential Construction
Last
$150.05
+$6.70 (+4.67%) 3:00 PM ET
Prev close $143.35
Open $148.19
Day high $153.01
Day low $146.96
Volume 1,829,889
Avg vol 2,710,688
Mkt cap
$41.53B
P/E ratio
13.63
FY Revenue
$33.52B
EPS
11.01
Gross Margin
23.27%
Sector
Consumer Discretionary
AI report sections
DHI
D.R. Horton, Inc.
D.R. Horton exhibits upward price momentum with the latest close above short-term moving averages and multiple bullish technical pattern signals. Fundamentally, the company combines double‑digit operating and net margins with solid free cash flow generation while facing modest revenue and earnings contraction versus the prior year. Short interest metrics indicate non-trivial bearish positioning and elevated short volume activity, which may contribute to near-term volatility around this technically extended zone.
AI summarized at 10:41 AM ET, 2026-01-12
AI summary scores
INTRADAY: 68 SWING: 72 LONG: 66
Volume vs average
Intraday (cumulative)
+25% (Above avg)
Vol/Avg: 1.25×
RSI
50.87 (Neutral)
Neutral (40–60)
MACD momentum
Intraday
-0.05 (Weak)
MACD: -0.24 Signal: -0.19
Short-Term
+1.33 (Strong)
MACD: -0.57 Signal: -1.91
Long-Term
+1.11 (Strong)
MACD: -3.89 Signal: -5.00
Intraday trend score 72.68

Latest news

DHI 12 articles Positive: 8 Neutral: 3 Negative: 1
Positive Investing.com • Chris Markoch
3 Homebuilder Stocks Signaling Opportunity in a High-Rate World

High mortgage rates have frozen existing home inventory, creating a structural opportunity for homebuilders as new construction becomes the only available housing option. With a 4+ million home supply shortage expected to persist for years and strong generational demand, three homebuilders are positioned to benefit: D.R. Horton leverages its entry-level focus and in-house financing, Lennar is shifting to an asset-light model, and NVR's option-based land strategy provides capital efficiency advantages.

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Sentiment note

Market leader in entry-level homes with 'pace over price' strategy well-suited to high-rate environment. In-house mortgage services enable rate buydowns for unqualified buyers. 18% three-to-five-year EPS growth suggests market underpricing durability of model. Primary risk is sustained high rates compressing margins.

Positive Benzinga • Piero Cingari
10 War-Beaten Stocks Rally Monday On Trump Truce Talk—Despite Iran Denial

Markets rallied sharply on Monday following President Trump's announcement of a five-day halt to U.S. military strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure and claims of productive peace talks, despite Iran's swift denial of any negotiations. The S&P 500 gained 1.64%, with stocks hardest hit by the Middle East conflict—particularly cruise operators, airlines, and homebuilders—experiencing the strongest rebounds. Gold miners and construction-related ETFs also performed well amid the relief rally.

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Sentiment note

Homebuilder gained 4.45% on Monday as the homebuilding sector rebounded, having declined 17% month-to-date.

Negative Benzinga • Tanya Rawat
Mortgage Rates Hit Three-Month High as Iran War Rattles Spring Housing Market

U.S. mortgage rates jumped to a three-month high of 6.22% following the Iran conflict, which increased oil prices and inflation expectations. The 10-year Treasury yield rose to 4.26%, while mortgage applications fell 11% and new home sales dropped significantly. President Trump signed an executive order to ease mortgage regulations and modernize home-buying processes.

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Sentiment note

Home builder facing headwinds from rising mortgage rates and declining new home sales (down 18% in January), which reduces demand for new construction.

Positive Investing.com • Jaachi Mbachu, Aci
CPI Report Decoded: 5 Interest-Rate-Sensitive Stocks in Focus

January's CPI report came in below expectations at 2.4% headline inflation, the lowest since May 2025, triggering a market rotation from mega-cap tech into rate-sensitive sectors. With shelter costs decelerating and core goods prices flat, investors are positioning for potential Fed rate cuts as early as June 2026. Homebuilders, REITs, and small-cap stocks are the primary beneficiaries of this shift.

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Sentiment note

Largest homebuilder by volume with strong Q1 earnings beat, trading at 15.3x trailing earnings (market discount), positioned to benefit from falling rates and Trump administration's affordable housing initiatives. Analyst targets suggest 16% upside potential.

Positive Benzinga • Hillary Remy
What The Fed's Next Rate Cut Window Means For Bank Stocks And Homebuilders

The timing and economic backdrop of Federal Reserve rate cuts will significantly impact bank stocks and homebuilders. Rate cuts driven by stable inflation could benefit both sectors through improved loan demand and mortgage affordability, but cuts triggered by economic weakness could increase credit risk for banks and limit housing demand. The yield curve shape and economic indicators like inflation, employment, and mortgage rates will be critical in determining whether these rate-sensitive sectors emerge as beneficiaries or face continued pressure.

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Sentiment note

DHI stands to benefit from lower mortgage rates improving affordability and unlocking pent-up demand. With constrained housing supply, the company may regain pricing power if demand recovers faster than supply.

Positive The Motley Fool • Jeremy Bowman
Does President Trump's Push to Lower Mortgage Rates Make These 2 Stocks a Buy?

President Trump announced a $200 billion mortgage bond purchase program through Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to lower mortgage rates, which have reached their lowest level in three years at 6.06%. The article identifies D.R. Horton and Opendoor Technologies as potential beneficiaries, as lower mortgage rates typically boost demand for new homes and home flipping activities.

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Sentiment note

As the nation's largest homebuilder focusing on lower-priced homes and first-time homebuyers, D.R. Horton stands to benefit significantly from lower mortgage rates, which reduce monthly payments and increase affordability. The company can also benefit from rising home prices driven by lower rates.

Positive Benzinga • Vishaal Sanjay
Trump's $200 Billion Mortgage Package Could Trigger A Rally In These Two Stocks, Says Steve Eisman: 'Like Threading An Elephant Through A Needle'

Investor Steve Eisman believes Trump's $200 billion mortgage-backed securities purchase plan could spark a short-term rally in homebuilder stocks, particularly Lennar and D.R. Horton. Lower mortgage rates (down to 6%, potentially to 5.5%) could boost home sales, though Eisman notes the plan won't address deeper housing supply constraints at the local level.

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Sentiment note

Eisman highlighted DHI as a key beneficiary of lower mortgage rates, noting its low valuation and potential for outsized gains. The stock showed positive YTD performance (+7.03%) and is positioned to benefit from falling rates.

Neutral Benzinga • Akanksha Bakshi
Invitation Homes Buys ResiBuilt, Says It Can Deliver More Homes For American Families

Invitation Homes (NYSE:INVH) acquired ResiBuilt Homes for $89 million plus up to $7.5 million in earn-out payments to strengthen its build-to-rent strategy in the Southeast. The deal includes 23 existing fee-building contracts and options for 1,500 lots. However, the company faces headwinds from President Trump's proposal to block large institutional investors from buying single-family homes.

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Sentiment note

Mentioned as a comparable major homebuilder in the market context, but no specific news or developments directly impact the company in this article.

Neutral The Motley Fool • Matt Dilallo
Why I'll Never Sell This Under-the-Radar Warren Buffett Stock

The author explains why Lennar is a long-term hold despite Berkshire Hathaway's apparent short-term housing bet. He cites personal ownership of a Lennar-built home, the company's innovative land-light business model achieved through the Millrose Properties spinoff, and strong operational execution as reasons for indefinite ownership.

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Sentiment note

Mentioned only as context for Berkshire's housing sector activity. Berkshire purchased and subsequently exited its position, suggesting a short-term tactical bet with no particular endorsement.

Neutral Benzinga • Chris Katje
Elon Musk Bought Boxabl's $50,000 Tiny House, Now Tesla Turns To The Firm For Supercharger Buildings

Elon Musk, who previously purchased a Boxabl home, is now exploring a potential partnership with Boxabl to design and build 'Micromenity' buildings for Tesla Supercharger locations, potentially expanding amenities for electric vehicle charging stations.

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Sentiment note

Mentioned as having a deal with Boxabl, but no specific details or impact discussed

Positive Investing.com • Jordan Chussler
Here’s Who Wins If Trump’s 50-Year Mortgages Come to Market

President Trump proposed 50-year mortgages to address housing affordability, potentially benefiting mortgage REITs while potentially increasing long-term interest costs for homebuyers.

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Sentiment note

Homebuilder stock has gained 401% since pandemic start, benefiting from rising real estate prices

Positive Benzinga • Piero Cingari
Wall Street Rally, Small Caps Rocket On Fed Dovish Remarks: What's Moving Markets Friday?

Wall Street rebounded sharply after Federal Reserve officials suggested potential rate cuts, with small-cap stocks and homebuilders experiencing significant gains due to dovish monetary policy expectations.

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Sentiment note

Stock climbed over 7% as part of the homebuilders sector rally triggered by potential interest rate cuts

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