and decision to spin off its tech investment and commercial mortgage businesses. That ETF has risen sharply since its lows last March.
The stocks still look like a buy, even if those headwinds trigger a pullback, according to Quint Tatro, president of Joule Financial." on Wednesday. "The strength in the midst of those negative numbers is an indication here that there is a lot of upside opportunity. I think there's weather, but then there's input cost. … If that translates to a decline in housing stocks, I think that they're a buy here.
"We think that the housing cycle really is still in the early stages and these stocks have a tremendous amount of upside," he said.
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