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John Dorfman Bloomberg News   TribLIVE's Daily and Weekly email newsletters deliver the news you want and information you need, right to your inbox. You might think, in the aftermath of Tesla and GameStop’s huge recent gains, that momentum investing has gone crazy. Maybe so, but momentum stocks were popular even before the Reddit “Wall Street Bets” frenzy. There have always been folks who like to jump onto a speeding train, but they have had more success lately than usual. According to Standard & Poor’s, momentum stocks surged 28.3% in 2020. Value stocks, the beleaguered school of i...

Tri Pointe Homes consolidates homebuilders FAIRFIELD — Tri Pointe Homes Inc. has announced that it is consolidating its six regional homebuilding brands into one name: Tri Pointe Homes. The publicly traded entity, previously named Tri Pointe Group Inc., was renamed Tri Pointe Homes Inc. in connection with the consolidation of brands and, effective Jan. 15, each of its 15 divisions across the nation now operate under the name Tri Pointe Homes. Tri Pointe has prioritized becoming a technology-driven company, and over the past two years, it has implemented programs that have increased efficien...

Quadrant from Weyerhaeuser in 2014. Now the regional arm will be known as Tri Pointe Homes – Washington. That comes as part of the publicly traded parent's larger rebranding from the old Tri Pointe Group; five other regional arms will follow suit. Tri Pointe CEO Doug Bauer said in a statement, “Operating as one brand will allow us to concentrate our functional efforts around one brand instead of six while creating a stronger national awareness for the company.” Locally, TPHW will still be led by industry veteran Ken Krivanec, who was part of the old Weyerhaeuser Real Estate Co., sep...

Investors should remain selective when it comes to home-builder stocks. Joe Raedle/Getty Images The housing market might be primed for a strong start to 2021—but the bag is mixed for home-builder stocks, says an RBC Capital Markets analyst. “We believe enthusiasm around housing is warranted as we enter 2021 on strong footing,” writes RBC analyst Mike Dahl in a Friday research report. Even still, the analyst lowered his price targets on home builders by 6%. “We see risk that expectations are already lofty and a number of cross-currents present headwinds that could limit...

Gordon Reid's Top Picks: Dec. 16, 2020 BNN Bloomberg VIDEO SIGN OUT Focus: U.S. equities MARKET OUTLOOK Key for investors are the high likelihood of things returning to business as usual by mid-2021 and a Federal Reserve that has the market’s back. That will allow for continued valuation expansion. Important though is the rotation from high multiple growth stocks into less pricey value offerings, most notably cyclical issues that will benefit from a world economic recovery and a dose of inflation. Passive investing will fade: Be a stock picker. TOP PICKS Gordon Reid's Top Picks ...