Which home builder would you buy?

Molly Fool Money starts now.

I'm on in Chalka Balloon. I'm joined by two of my favorite fools, Matt Frankel and Jason Hall.

Today we're talking all about housing, including earnings from Lenar, the largest home builder in America.

We'll pick our favorite three home builders. Maybe Lenar is there. Maybe it isn't.

And we three homeowners will debate how we think of our houses as

investments. But first, here are a few headlines on our radar. President Trump left the G7 summit

early, referencing the Israel-Iran fighting. He said, his leaving certainly has nothing to do with a ceasefire

much bigger than that, and urged Iranian civilians to immediately evacuate

Tehran. As we're recording this morning, solar stocks are getting hammered. Think down around

20% for first solar and end phase to 40% for Sunrun. This is because the Senate version of

Trump's spending bill would phase out both solar

and wind incentives by 28, while incentives for nuclear, hydropower, and geothermal energy

would last longer. Retail sales fell 0.9% month over month in May. That's worse than the 0.6%

drop expected by economists. That's another data point ahead of the Fed interest rate announcement on Wednesday.

And finally, Open AI and Microsoft tensions are rising within their six-year-long relationship.

As a major shareholder, Microsoft will have to be on board if Open AI can ever convert to a for-profit

company.

Meanwhile, they're frenemies who also

compete with each other, so Open AI wants to keep some things for itself, like access to the

intellectual property of its recent acquisition, WinSurf. The WSJ is reporting that OpenAI executives

have at least talked about the nuclear option of accusing Microsoft of anti-competitive behavior.

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