Homebuilders are among the worst-performing groups this year as interest rates increase. Now there could be a bearish continuation pattern in the iShares U.S. Home Construction ETF.
ITB sank to a 52-week low around $57 one month ago, followed by a period of consolidation. The lows have inched higher during this time, creating a potential bearish flag.
Second, notice the lower highs starting on April 21. These occurred near a falling trendline along the highs of January and March.
Third, the eight-day exponential moving average (EMA) has remained below the 21-day EMA. That suggests the intermediate-term downtrend remains in effect.
Finally, ITB has yet to reach potentially important support. The main level buyers may target could be closer to $51.50, the lows in September and October of 2020.
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