<div id="readability-page-1">Homebuilding stock Lennar Corp (NYSE:LEN) is sharply lower today, down 4.3% at $112.51 at last glance, after mixed fiscal fourth-quarter results. The company posted earnings of $2.03 per share, missing analyst estimates of $2.30, while revenue of $9.37 billion surpassed expectations of $9.17 billion. Disappointing guidance is also weighing amid higher costs and slow home sales. On the charts, emerging support at the $112 level appears to be keeping losses in check, as it did in mid-November. The shares are now below all key, daily moving averages between the 10- and 320-day trendlines, however. Year to date, Lennar stock is down 13.3%. Plenty of factors point to a short-term bounce on the horizon, including LEN's 14-day relative strength index (RSI) of 23.5, which sits firmly in &#34;oversold&#34; territory. Plus, short interest is up 75.3% in just the last two weeks, and now represents 16.8% of the stock's available float. </div>

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Lennar Corp's stock fell 4.3% to $112.51 after mixed fiscal Q4 results. Earnings per share were $2.03, missing estimates of $2.30, while revenue of $9.37 billion beat expectations. Disappointing guidance, higher costs, and slow home sales contributed to the decline. The stock is down 13.3% YTD, with potential for a short-term bounce due to oversold RSI and increased short interest.

Lennar Stock Falls on Earnings Miss, Forecast