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To own NMI Holdings, you need to believe in the long term need for private mortgage insurance and the company’s ability to manage credit risk through housing and economic cycles. The latest record Q2 2026 earnings and US$227.10 billion insurance in force support the near term earnings catalyst, but do not remove key risks around a potential housing slowdown or macro shock that could drive higher delinquencies and claims.
Among recent announcements, the ongoing share repurchase program stands out alongside these results, with US$51.23 million used to buy back about 1.74% of shares since early 2025. For investors focused on earnings per share and capital efficiency, the combination of record profitability and disciplined buybacks may reinforce NMI’s appeal, while still leaving housing and regulatory risks firmly in view.
Yet despite the strong quarter, investors should be aware that a sharp turn in housing markets could still...
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NMI Holdings' narrative projects $837.2 million revenue and $423.7 million earnings by 2029.
Uncover how NMI Holdings' forecasts yield a $48.00 fair value, a 8% upside to its current price.
Two members of the Simply Wall St Community currently see fair value between US$48 and about US$142.70 per share, showing very different expectations. When you compare that spread with NMI’s record earnings and growing insurance in force, it underlines how differently people weigh housing cycle risks and potential reward, and why it can pay to examine several viewpoints before deciding.
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