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Sell price: $32.29 or
Sell date: April 5, 2007
Stop loss: $35.50 (-7.4%)

EMA very bearish
Stoch. analysis very bearish
Strong moneyflow out of this equity
One of the weakest sectors in the market

Profile: Brookfield Homes Corporation (Brookfield Homes) is a residential homebuilder and land developer, building homes and developing land in master-planned communities and infill locations. The Company designs, constructs and markets single family and multi-family homes primarily to luxury and move-up homebuyers. Brookfield Homes also entitles and develops land for its own communities, and sells lots to other homebuilders. The Company’s operations are primarily in five markets: the San Francisco Bay area, the Southland/Los Angeles area, San Diego/Riverside, Sacramento and the Washington area. A home is considered closed when title has passed to the homebuyer. During the year ended December 31, 2005, Brookfield Homes closed a total of 8,107 homes.

Sell price: $11.78 or
Sell date: April 5, 2007
Stop loss: $13.00 (-4.8%)

EMA very bearish
Stoch. analysis very bearish
Strong moneyflow out of this equity
One of the weakest sectors in the market

Profile: Levitt Corporation is a homebuilding and real estate development company with activities throughout the Southeastern United States. The Company primarily develops single-family homes and master-planned communities, and it also develops commercial and industrial properties and multi-family complexes. In its single-family home communities, Levitt specializes in serving active adults and families. In its master-planned communities, the Company historically generated substantial revenue from large acreage and finished lot sales to third-party residential, commercial and industrial developers. Levitt Corporation also sells land to its Homebuilding Division, which develops both active adult and family communities in its master-planned communities.