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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Taylor Wimpey Plc | TW. | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| -1.35 | -1.21% | 110.20 | 16:35:22 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 111.25 | 108.25 | 112.75 | 110.20 | 111.55 |
| Industry Sector |
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| HOUSEHOLD GOODS & HOME CONSTRUCTION |
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Posted at 09/1/2025 12:39 by sikhthetech Jugears"I do wonder though how many very inexperienced investors would panic & sell shares at a loss or clearly undervalue?" I wonder how many inexperienced investors have panicked and bought shares all the way down from 170p, hoping at least 1 of their many buys will be at or near the bottom? |
Posted at 07/1/2025 21:47 by sikhthetech There you go, interest rates higher for longer, as predicted by the bears on here.Investors now expecting only 1/2% cut in total this year. Huge debt crisis, the worst since years and years... "However, British yields have risen further in recent weeks as most investors expect the Bank of England to cut interest rates by only about half a percentage point this year with inflation likely to hover above the central bank's 2% target. The United Kingdom Debt Management Office sold 2.25 billion pounds ($2.8 billion) of benchmark 30-year gilts to investors at an average yield of 5.198% at an auction on Tuesday. This was the highest yield for a 30-year gilt since the DMO sold one at 5.790% at its first auction in May 1998." |
Posted at 03/1/2025 17:15 by sikhthetech UH"The divi cut if it does happen won't be good for the share price" Exactly. I expect many investors hold TW because of their divi policy, c7.5% NAV. That policy is flawed and will result in decline in cash if the market doesn't improve quick. Without a divi cut, they could need a placing. Those income investors, both IIs and PIs, are likely to sell and put their money elsewhere. |
Posted at 03/1/2025 16:37 by jugears Sikh all good news for us long term investors that see exponential value in a stock, There will be a surge in housing activity this year irrespective of stamp duty which is a one off payment( unlike interest rates that are paid for the life of the mortgage!) most people will only be 2.5k worse off than before, a person that has a 300k mortgage over 25 years will save £11,306 for every quarter point cut in interest rates over 25 years for every 1% this would be a saving of circa 45k, I think IMEO sales will initially increase 15/20% to beat the rise in stamp duty ,with the year finishing 7-10% up on last year but depending on how many cuts we see in interest rates could be a lot higher, TBF if a first time buyer can afford a house worth more that 300k then they are bloody lucky & can obviously incur a one off stamp duty payment & lets be clear whilst its a bit of a burden it is ONLY a one off payment.Just in case you hadn't noticed sikh sp's have fallen across many sectors, not because of what is happening but once again speculation as to what could or might happen, but more than likely wont! meanwhile Tw continue to do what they do best, build & sell houses as normal,They don't need to wait for government consultations or for the government to workout how they are going to increase the number of houses built each year, it currently will need to be circa 100k per year now! Markets are currently being dragged down by world events & the likes of VTY, this is what happens when the markets can't differentiate between two completely different business models & completely under estimated how strong the housing market has been even with higher rates, It's not rocket science to realise that if prices & sales have stayed so strong with rates higher than a lot of people have ever seen that its only going to get better as rates fall, TBF I'm in no rush for the share price to go anywhere Ive topped up with some 10k lots between £1.50 & £1.20 should it fall further then I shall buy a larger amount, its almost certain that the share price will rise again at some point, as I don't sell any & don't use money that I will ever need then I'm not losing anything, unlike the 60% of people that short shares! IMEO stamp duty will make very little difference to house sales this but every single one of those quarter point cuts in interest rates will have a significant impact on house sales, I think this will be a very good year when it gets going. Sicky if you think that billions going in to the NHS will be so good for TLY then why isn't the share price back at 21p & why arn't investors piling in? you & I both know the answer to that! |
Posted at 20/12/2024 12:45 by danvandan If this isn't a cry for help from juggoff, I don't know what is.He evidently thinks that this bb is all about him personally and that no other TW investor or potential investors (or even negative investors, ie shorters) are reading this. He is besieged by a crowd of naysayers who are, in his imagination, wrong. The shareprice is an illusion. He continues to 'buy' though this could also be imaginary because he's a champion bullsh1tter. Reading his egotistical dribblings, I reckon he could keep a psychologist busy for a year or more. It's kind of sad to see a man crumble like this in his 'sunset years' but it's a common story. For my part, I will of course continue to pile on the pressure. 😊 We touched 120p today. £1 is coming. Merry Christmas and a happy Santa slide. |
Posted at 06/12/2024 21:47 by beckers2008 K,"The best call on this BB was mine, buying at 86p and hopefully investors took my advise and made a handsome profit. The share price went to over £1.60". So if investors sold at say £1.30 would that not be a good move?" |
Posted at 05/12/2024 17:16 by beckers2008 K,Not answering the question, thought not. "The best call on this BB was mine, buying at 86p and hopefully investors took my advise and made a handsome profit. The share price went to over £1.60. So if investors sold at say £1.30 would that not be a good move?" |
Posted at 05/12/2024 15:45 by beckers2008 K,The best call on this BB was mine, buying at 86p and hopefully investors took my advise and made a handsome profit. The share price went to over £1.60. So if investors sold at say £1.30 would that not be a good move? |
Posted at 30/10/2024 15:06 by sikhthetech UH,I know Chinese/Indian investors usually buy new build. Those investors would also be buying to rent. The Stamp duty change as well as other changes have made the b2l market unfavourable. I expect to see more b2l investors selling. |
Posted at 02/8/2024 15:09 by sikhthetech HB sector has been hyped, a dose of reality is sinking in.Affordability is a major problem. Labour want to build 300k homes pa or 1.5m over the 5 year term in the hope it will keep house prices stable. Really? Watch the demand fall and supply increase. From 2 years ago: sikhthetech - 15 Sep 2022 - 12:01:16 - 9345 of 13788 The fact is during the previous housing market crash, there was a more favourable investment market for BtL investors. It was worth being a B2L investor. Now the market for 2nd homes/B2l is no longer so. Investors don't wait until the last minute until changes in law come about. Savvy investors plan ahead, think what's happening in the future and how it will impact their investments, whether it be property, shares etc. A housing market crash would be enough for lots of B2l investors to quit. Beckers, Fenners, Imastu and Angers don't understand those basic points. Watch the supply rise and the demand fall. |
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