DFH Dream Finders Homes Inc - Ordinary Shares - Class A

$DFH down much more than other homebuilders. Not certain, but could be a short report coming out tomorrow.

$DFH DFH insider buying — last 3 months Date Insider Shares bought Avg. price Approx. $ Aug. 11 Richard Beckwitt 70,000 $13.95 $976,500 Aug. 12 Richard Beckwitt 8,000 $13.83 $110,640 Aug. 13 Richard Beckwitt 12,000 $14.80 $177,600 Aug. 21 Len Sturm 250 $14.81 $3,703 Aug. 24 Len Sturm 250 $14.75 $3,688 Aug. 26 Len Sturm 1,000 $14.72 $14,720 Sep. 3 Len Sturm 1,500 $13.47 $20,205 Sep. 10 Richard Beckwitt 10,000 $12.07 $120,700 TOTAL 103,000 $13.86 avg. $1.43M

$DFH DFH's pending all-cash Beazer deal adds leverage, amplifying rate sensitivity versus larger builders. Insiders buying at $14.80 know more than the rest of us with a price target of $18.00 is higher than last week target of $14.00.

$DFH reports earnings tomorrow before the open. I used Stock Meadow’s earnings dashboard to review its history: DFH has beaten EPS estimates in 1 of its last 8 reports.

$DFH Two SEC Filing where in the past 2 days bought shares on Oct, 23 & 27 that they know now is the 6th larger home builder with price target is $18.00 with insiders bought around $14.80 that is a much better company since will building homes in more states.

$DFH Shares has a one year price target of $18.00 that insiders bought at $14.80 that with a buy signal on a chart should be after the complete merger go to $11.00 to $13.00 at least by fundamental and chart.

S&P Global Ratings downgraded Dream Finders Homes’ credit rating from BB- to B+ following its $2.2 billion all-cash acquisition of Beazer Homes, citing higher debt and near-term macroeconomic pressures. S&P expects leverage to remain elevated through 2028, reflecting approximately $720 million in assumed Beazer senior and subordinated notes, alongside debt-like preferred shares issued to finance the deal. Dream Finders received a stable outlook, while Beazer was upgraded to B+ before its ratings were withdrawn. The acquisition transforms Dream Finders into a larger homebuilder with approximately $6.2 billion in pro forma annual revenue, operations across 26 of the 50 largest U.S. metropolitan areas, and annual delivery capacity of roughly 14,500 homes. S&P expects higher home deliveries and cost synergies to help reduce leverage over the next two years. To support the transaction, Dream Finders secured $800 million in land-financing capital from Millrose. $DFH $BZH

$DFH AI guessed the bear cave bash yesterday ! too bad the stock rallied anyhow when i say the big drop yest, i knew this was a shit short for the reveal