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D.R. Horton, Inc. DHI

Price 142.8 USD
as of 2026-09-05
53/100
Weak
Quality48
Growth34
Balance-sheet strength79
Valuation66
Momentum30
Income48

Composite 53/100; the shares have moved about 36% annualised. Names that move more contribute more risk for the same amount invested, and our composite reflects how strong the evidence for this one is right now.

Strongest counter-signal

Momentum ranks 30/100 — a moderate mark against it.

Case for

Balance-sheet strength ranks 79/100 — a strong point in its favour. Valuation ranks 66/100 — a moderate point in its favour.

Case against

Momentum ranks 30/100 — a moderate mark against it. Growth ranks 34/100 — a moderate mark against it. Quality ranks 48/100 — a slight mark against it.

What the company does D.R. Horton, Inc. (DHI) is a U.S. homebuilder operating in 36 states across 126 markets, offering single-family detached homes, townhomes, and rental properties. It also provides mortgage financing, title services, and water-related assets. The company targets homebuyers and investors, with a focus on land acquisition, development, and construction.

Key financials DHI reports ROE 12.6%, ROA 6.9%, and ROCE 12.1%, with gross/operating/net margins at 21.3%/13.0%/9.2%. Revenue and EPS growth are negative at -6.9% and -19.4%, respectively. Debt/Equity is 0.29, and the current ratio stands at 6.01, indicating liquidity strength.

Stock health The stock shows weak momentum, with 3m/6m/12m declines of -4.14%/-6.81%/-15.58% and a -22.48% drawdown from its 52-week high. RSI(14) is 41.40, suggesting neutral-to-bearish short-term sentiment. Sidera’s overall score is 52.2, with weak quality (48.5) and growth (33.3).

Price vs fair value DHI trades at a **discount of 15.20%** versus the analyst mean target of 162.92. - Rising crude oil and bond yields weighed on stocks (2026-08-31). - Geopolitical risks further pressured equities (2026-08-31). - Berkshire’s homebuilder purchase in the same month as JPMorgan’s $750B housing commitment may signal sector interest (2026-08-31).

Looking forward Forward P/E (12.39) and PEG (1.02) suggest moderate valuation, while EV/EBITDA (11.69) and FCF yield (6.1%) indicate potential attractiveness. Weak growth scores and momentum may cap near-term upside despite the valuation discount.

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