Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[1 nhs] 23/3/2020 10:43

The world has changed.

Who wants to hold so called assets

Bonds will default

Houses will slump

Jobs will disappear

Mortgages will dry up or be offered at 30% LTV

SO if you want to come back in a few years and start your building company with land at £3,000 a plot you should be ok

[dr_smith] 23/3/2020 10:33

Likya123 filtered. Same posts on many many threads. A parasite on humaity.
How do these people live with themselves.

[1 nhs] 23/3/2020 10:16

The depression we are now in will show this as millions take in lodgers at £3.00 a night

[1 nhs] 23/3/2020 10:15

Houses are not required

25 MILLION UNOCCUPIED BEDROOMS Embargoed until 00.01am 19 October 2011
There are now over 25 million unoccupied bedrooms in British homes. This figure, released today by new campaign group the Intergenerational Foundation (hxxp://www.if.org.uk), starkly highlights how much of Britain’s housing is unused despite the desperate housing shortage that affects the younger generation.
The under-occupation of housing has jumped by around 45% since 2003 and is continuing to grow at an alarming pace. This is mainly because older people are living longer and staying in the family home rather than downsizing to more appropriate accommodation.
“The 'housing crisis' is increasingly an issue of how our housing stock is shared between younger and older generations,” says Angus Hanton, co-founder of the Intergenerational Foundation, which launches today with the aim of drawing public attention to Britain's growing intergenerational divide. “The divide between the housing 'haves' and 'have nots' has moved from being one dominated by wealth or class to one dominated by age,” Hanton adds.
IF's report entitled ‘Hoarding of Housing’ shows that about one-third of all British homes are now “under- occupied” on common definitions, up from 20%. This means while younger families are increasingly squeezed into small flats and under-sized houses, older people are often rattling around in big houses with many bedrooms standing empty, often for years. 51.5% of those aged over 65 now live in homes with two more bedrooms than they need. 50% of single households where the owner is aged over 60 (3.7 million people) now have 3 spare bedrooms or more.It’s

[newbytothis] 23/3/2020 10:11

Grapevine says shutting sites if anyone interested

[likya123] 23/3/2020 09:56

I urge you all to watch the SNG proactive video with their CEO this morning.

VIDEO - SNG CEO Richard Marsden speaks to Proactive Investor
23 mar 20

[steeplejack] 23/3/2020 09:54

I think you're confusing me with 1 NHS.I have consistently stated that,at the end of the day,housing will be required and would be the springboard of any government's policy to rebuild the economy.Mind you,I do ramble on.For now,food retailers,tobacco and healthcare will be relatively strong.As for the TW.dividend.Yes,I think they'll pay the next dividend but all others thereafter will be up for review.(I might be wrong,they might skip the next one too).

[tlobs2] 23/3/2020 09:44

1 NHS will know apparently...... ;-)

And we are now blue despite his ramblings over the past few days.

[gbh2] 23/3/2020 09:42

Has anyone contacted TW and asked about the dividend, do we have any contact details??

[tlobs2] 23/3/2020 09:03

It looks like TW are bucking the FTSE100 trend.

People are prepared to put their money into bricks and mortar ;-)

[disneydonald] 23/3/2020 09:02

Re Moody’s. I would suggest the phrase “... for its own business reasons ...” is the clue here. I would be guessing, but this rating withdrawal may be on the back of Wimps deferring to provide detailed financials prior to final results. Which of course they were obliged to keep under wraps, and probably not being prepared to disclose dividend policy at the moment.

[steeplejack] 23/3/2020 08:43

"Change your mindset"And you should probably change your underwear.

[clarky5150] 23/3/2020 08:38

Seems there is value at this price for TW.

[1 nhs] 23/3/2020 08:31

Change your mindset

New York is going to be on fire at this rate.

Markets will be closed

[clarky5150] 23/3/2020 08:19

ITV pull dividend. Down 21% and frozen. Still think pulling the 4p dividend is a good idea??

[1 nhs] 23/3/2020 08:19

Bonds will default

1/3 of mortgages will be paid by government

[steeplejack] 23/3/2020 08:11

This could be a grim day.The Aussie market fell 5.6% with real estate and bank stocks falling by double figure percentages ( healthcare rose).The Indian market fell just short of 12%.The world will soon be awash with money and it will have to seek a home whether gold,bonds.Interestingly,BATs stated last week that its operations had been unaffected to date.The stock yields over 8% at current levels but there's no dividend payable for many months.

[jugears] 23/3/2020 07:55

On the same day they went up,How strange .

[steeplejack] 23/3/2020 07:38

(Alliance News) - Moody's Investors Service on Friday said it has withdrawn Taylor Wimpey PLC's ratings.Moody's said it withdrew the rating for its own business reasons.Prior to the withdrawal, the credit ratings agency gave a Taylor Wimpey issuer rating of Baa3 with a stable outlook.Taylor Wimpey shares closed 6.6% higher at 117.45 pence each in London on Friday.By Eric Cunha; [e-mail] 2020 Alliance News Limited. All Rights Reserved.

[jugears] 23/3/2020 07:37

NHS, so far the world death rate has been very minimal, All as far as I am aware had underlying health problems, So why do you proclaim every one is scared of dying ? When the death rate is extremely low, As there are now virtually no shops open & we soon wont be able to leave the house then people may start looking on line for those lfestyle changes like moving home, IMHO if house prices fall there will be some very eager buyers out there I would certainly like to add a few more to my portfolio.

[jugears] 23/3/2020 07:27

Sikh, 18 year old with severe chronic health issues

[1 nhs] 23/3/2020 05:59

Mr Odey, who has recently benefited from falls in firms such as Fevertree and Metro Bank, said: ‘The big difference between now and 2008 is the machines (used by traders to sell automatically when the market dips).

'The machines just never stop selling when the market falls. That’s why you are seeing such big moves down.’

‘The stock market has to rally because a recession has now been priced in,’ he said. ‘I’m buying some shares now. It’s a good time to be stock-picking.’;


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He thinks he is smart, he is not.

Experience tells him the market will bounce back as always


It will not

[1 nhs] 23/3/2020 05:58

Who is going to buy a house when the fear of death lingers everywhere

Who has a job

Who is going to lend, when at the same time, loan defaults hit 80%

Start thinking what’s going on worldwide, when no one wants your currency

The world has changed.