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JMP Securities stock analyst James Wilson says that Irvine-based Standard Pacific Homes could be profitable next year, ending a 12-quarter run of red ink, The Associated Press reports.
According to company filings, Standard Pacific has lost nearly $2.2 billion since the the fourth quarter of 2006, although quarterly losses had been getting smaller this year (see chart).
According to the AP story:
- Wilson expects the homebuilder to earn 5 cents per share next year and post a loss of 41 cents per share this year.
- On average, analysts polled by Thomson Reuters project a loss of 8 cents per share next year and a loss of 43 cents per share this year.
- Standard Pacific hasn’t posted an annual profit since 2006.
- Meanwhile, prices are flat or moderately better in each of Standard Pacific’s markets except for Florida, while sales patterns are stable, he said.
- Standard Pacific will likely have the opportunity to buy distressed land next year.
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really?? yeayyy
Let the good times roll…profits are going to skyrocket until 2012 when RE peaks at $600K and rolls back until 2014.
“profits are going to skyrocket until 2012 when RE peaks at $600K and rolls back until 2014.”
You’re on a roll, please inform us what will occur after 2014?
Nope, wrong again realturd shill
1988 prices IN THE BAG!
The housing recovery killer http://money.cnn.com/2009/11/24/real_estate/option_ARM_defaults/index.htm
Amen.
You have resorted to prayer - things must be bad for you.
Good news— slowly gonna climb outta this mess—–Thank God Bush is gone!!
Deficit tripled. Obama to increase troops. UE very high. RE debtors still can’t make it. Thank God Bush is gone - people should have sold at the RE and stock peaks when Bush was in office…
Who can afford $600K to buy a home with the way the economy is nowadays?
There’s a finite amount of people that can successfully be lawyers, doctors, upper management who can afford to live in said homes.
Two income families don’t need to be doctors or lawyers to afford a $600K home. There are plenty of those households.
Data says there are not. Not many move up buyers due to the number of REO’s and short sales. Not many that have $120k for 20% down. Not many that make the $160k+/year to qualify for $600k with an FHA loan. That is why sales over $500k are slow…simple as that. But, keep throwing out your lies suckg…they make you look as clueless as you are.
Too bad that too many people think that an ordinary OC SFH is worth close to 600K. The problem is that the number of OC doctors or lawyers hasn’t exploded that much to truly sustain the current median.
In other words, your sense of entitlement is out of place in these times of economic hardship.
Obama will take any profit and redistribute. Thats why I don’t work, he takes care of me. He loves loafers like me. Ahh unemployment, I can watch tv for a whole year. Pretty soon I will get free healthcare. The less I work the more I get.
Damn straight. We should return to the traditional system of welfare for the rich. At least they look good in suits and expensive cars, right?
wow– you guys are kooks– get a job! I love Obama!
I love more troops! 30k for now, more to come…
‘Nuf said.
Remember change change. Obama is no change he is worse. Look at all the debt he is adding. Look at the taxes. Look at his corrupt czars that are let go in the middle of the night. What a job. He needs to resign. The sooner he leaves that better America does.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. McCain would have done the same things. Unless voters break out of their apathetic tendency of flip flopping between the same two parties, America will continue its decline.