Three Major Indexes, most Tracked Housing Stocks Decline

Concerns about what will happen when the Federal Reserve ends its quantitative easing led to stocks dropping sharply in today’s trading. CNNMoney reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell -106.59 points, almost the exact amount it gained in yesterday’s trading, -0.69 percent, to close at 15,302.80. The Nasdaq dropped -0.61 percent, -21.37 points, to end the day at 3,467.52, while the S&P declined -0.70 percent, -11.7 points, to finish at 1,648.36. The Yahoo! Finance Manufactured Housing Composite fell -0.70 percent to close at 1072.8. Most housing stocks we track closed down or even, although Clayton Homes, Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance, as well as MH home-building, lending and other housing suppliers parent company Berkshire Hathaway gained the most of tracked stocks, +0.60 percent, +1,002 points, to close at 166.49. Patrick Industries dropped the most of stocks we follow, falling -4.06 percent, -0.87, to end the session at 19.90. Affiliated Managers Group 164.89 -1.60 (-0.96%). Cavco Industries, Inc. 47.46 -1.75 (-3.56%). Champion, Liberty Homes and Palm Harbor continued unchanged. Deer Valley remained at 0.60. Drew Industries 37.58 -0.20 (-0.53%). Equity LifeStyle Properties, Inc. 79.49 -1.65 (-2.03%). Louisiana Pacific Industries, Inc. 18.34 -0.63 (-3.32%). Nobility Homes remained unchanged at 7.25. Skyline Corp. 4.28 -0.07 (-1.67%). Sun Communities, Inc. 51.86. -0.82 (-1.56%). Third Avenue Value Fund (May 28) 55.75 +0.28 (+0.50%). UMH Properties, Inc. 10.64 -0.30 (-2.74%). Universal Forest Products, Inc. 39.91 -0.19 (-0.47%).

(Graphic credit: CNNMoney and RealTick)

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