Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[raweden] 01/4/2020 15:19

The market is driven by liquidity not simple demand. The U.K. population could double but if folk aren’t working or earning enough to borrow enough to buy a property (like the London market for the past 20 years for average U.K. earners) they won’t buy because they can’t buy. The only market response will be a rapid reduction in property prices.

[cashandcard] 01/4/2020 15:07

The only true argument a bear has is population decline or credit markets completely freezing up for a long time. I do not believe the first will happen and the second will be shortlived imo.


Cash

[diggybee] 01/4/2020 15:04

Take a chill pill and relax. This month won't be much fun but recoveries will occur...and then recovery will happen. Unless you want to bet on the end of the world. Nobody's won that bet yet. And to be honest you will neither need not be able to collect the cash if you win it.

[raweden] 01/4/2020 15:01

We havent had a uk house price crash for 30 years. We going to have one now.

[gaygay3] 01/4/2020 15:01

Loads of companies hitting new lows

[1 nhs] 01/4/2020 14:44

We are broke and the pack of cards are falling in .

It’s happening right now in front of our eyes.

If it was possible why don’t we just give each of our 63M population, £5,000 in the post.


You will soon find out,your government has already spent everything, and brought forward the next 10 years of consumption, by the end of 2019.

[1 nhs] 01/4/2020 14:31

Very valid post.

All a shareholder here can look forward too

Is


A series of profit warnings.

[cashandcard] 01/4/2020 14:29

stevie,


Bricks and mortar always wins. This is a nation obsessed with house buying. Take a longterm view, folk will always need shelter and food (and bogroll). So government will do everything it can to prop up housing - I predict they will go for broke and pull out whatever stops they can, even create novel funding methods (like help to buy some years ago) to prop up housing. Too many vested interests so they will not want it to do any serious damage to it longterm.


Cash

[stevieweebie2] 01/4/2020 14:24

Steeple
Thats a good analogy, I like it, but as a casual observer and not a holder I remain fasinated by the blinkered vision on some threads, I may buy and hold this for the long term one day in my SIPP, its on my watchlist, but IMHO there will be blood on the streets, the economy is about to be laid waste and all the taxpayers mmoney that has propped the housing market up thus far will be gone, indeed the taxpayer will be gone as he losses his job or those that are left has his taxes increased to pay for all the Gov Largesse on our behalf.
Jug seems a likeable fellow but theres an old saying, a fool and his money are easily parted and this market will be ruthless, there will be folk picking out of bins to eat shortly just to survive.
okay maybe thats a stretch for some folk I accept but thats how I see it, good luck to all in any case.

[1 nhs] 01/4/2020 14:16

How can we possibly be criticised,

Your company has just hit another low .


I would say a few here have got it spot on , others believe they know more than the share price .

[steeplejack] 01/4/2020 14:10

These Bulletin Boards are like pubs.You can wander in and there might be interesting people to have a chat with. Sadly however,you often discover a group making a nuisance of themselves at the bar,pontificating and repetitively banging on about this and that,somewhat worse for drink.

[jedad] 01/4/2020 14:04

Only a third, not to bad then really..

[1 nhs] 01/4/2020 14:01

Same in the U.K. ( pro rata)

The current Las Vegas odds are; it's only going to get much, much worse from here. Some credible experts are now expecting that about one-third of all Americans will be out of work by this summer, leaving up to 100-million Americans heading into the winter of 2021 with no job prospects, no income and little food.

[asa8] 01/4/2020 13:59

One thing for certain looks like help to buy is finished

[bricktycoon] 01/4/2020 13:59

This is bust with land banks and housing estates worthless this will crash towards 2008 lows 5 p imminent

[1 nhs] 01/4/2020 13:59

You guys still think your going to have buyers for your shantytown developments.?

[gbh2] 01/4/2020 13:52

And yet housing will be one of the first sectors to recover.

[ny boy] 01/4/2020 13:43

Definitely way too early to buy here, whole housing sector is imploding Worldwide, person debt levels are out of control and unemployment will sky rocket

Current chart technicals:


Support1: 1.01pbbSupport2: 0.84p
Resistance1: 145.18p Resistance2: 234.30p

[bricktycoon] 01/4/2020 13:41

This is bust monster land bank and estates that are worthless the Audi's and mercs have all gone the credit bubble fuelled by a moronic government help to buy scheme has come undone 2008 x 10 imminent 5 p coming very quickly

[1 nhs] 01/4/2020 13:13

Yes he is smart watching his fav company hit a new low for the year.

Lol

[alangriffbang] 01/4/2020 13:09

JUGEARS I don’t know how you cope with all these moronic posters on here ,you look for something sensible and there’s not much more than yourself ,good luck

[bricktycoon] 01/4/2020 13:06

Bust flash crash below 1 pound coming land bank and tons of houses worthless no sales no new Audi's on driveways no more creed or flannels the bubble bust and this is going to test 2008 lows very soon