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To be a shareholder in D.R. Horton, you need confidence in the company’s ability to manage volatility in the US housing market and leverage demographic-driven housing demand. The company's recent quarterly results, showing lower revenue and earnings, do not appear to materially change the biggest near-term catalyst, which remains D.R. Horton's reach in the entry-level market, or the most significant risk of margin compression from affordability pressures and higher sales incentives.
One of the most relevant recent announcements is D.R. Horton's 13% dividend increase, which stands out at a time of revenue and earnings decline. This move highlights the company’s ongoing capital returns even as its net profit margin has trended lower, continuing to reinforce dividend reliability as a focal point for investors amid soft housing conditions.
In contrast, what investors should be aware of is the ongoing need for higher sales incentives and the possibility that...
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D.R. Horton's outlook anticipates $41.5 billion in revenue and $4.7 billion in earnings by 2028. This is based on a 6.2% annual revenue growth rate and a $0.7 billion increase in earnings from the current $4.0 billion.
Uncover how D.R. Horton's forecasts yield a $164.80 fair value, a 4% upside to its current price.
Fair value estimates from six Simply Wall St Community members range from US$110 to US$164.80 per share, reflecting broad differences in outlook. This diversity of views comes as many are keeping an eye on affordability pressures and their effect on homebuyer demand, making it worthwhile to compare several viewpoints before making any decisions.
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