Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[bricktycoon] 02/4/2020 09:42

The fact is the aventus credit boom is over 2008 x10 is on the way covid 19 out of control. With mortgages froze and massive land banks plummeting in value this is in serious trouble the credit and housing boom funded by the help to buy mania and crazy banks yet again will send this crashing towards 5 p get out while u can

[bricktycoon] 02/4/2020 09:15

This is going to crash very soon to 2008 lows with mortgages froze and unfinished shody estates this is bust sub 1 pounds today ready for carnage next week

[smartie6] 02/4/2020 09:10

I fear for the cost of retraining. After 6months locked in doors and with access to booze their brains will surely be fried? How much is it going to cost to retrain a bricky?
Electricians and plumbers will have found alternative trades. Crikey the cost to this industry, truly fkd?

[stevieweebie2] 02/4/2020 08:59

Soon to be 50 peee

[smartie6] 02/4/2020 08:56

106p close last night. Looks like I was right yesterday.
When will we see 100p on the way to bankruptcy?

[joe king1] 02/4/2020 08:48

Mon the 80 peeeeeee.

[joe king1] 02/4/2020 08:47

Nice username, I think. Maybe not

[1 nhs] 02/4/2020 08:46

Can those who have close ties with the company tell me the following.


Have all stage payments for work done now been paid by the QS to TW contractors.?

[1 nhs] 02/4/2020 08:45

New year low, this morning I note.

Who are the real clowns here.?

[1 nhs] 02/4/2020 04:48

The incorrect assumption, is companies will snap back within a few months.

Hence the shares here, are still just over a pound.

U.K. bonds are worthless, as in the next 1 - 18 months as world governments start defaulting.

Then, investors demand a huge return to cover the risk factor.

In essence, the financial system as you know it falls to bits.

Higher rates crush demand.

[bricktycoon] 02/4/2020 04:33

Massive gap down on open with mortgages freezing up and the help to buy time bomb a thing of the past this is bust . Terrible quality paper thin walled houses are worthless know. This will crash below 2008 lows very soon get out on open sub 1 pounds today ready for the carnage death spiral down to 5 p sell sell sell they banked on the bubble never ending no more Brand new Audi's and houses on the never never anymore game over

[steeplejack] 01/4/2020 23:00

I'm British and have always lived in the UK .

[jugears] 01/4/2020 22:30

Steeple, what side of the pond are you on ?

[steeplejack] 01/4/2020 22:16

True,most of the large caps like Amazon and Apple are around the levels of four months ago.When you take into account the appreciation of the dollar against sterling,a holder of such US stock has barely suffered a blip!

[jugears] 01/4/2020 22:12

Steeple let's face it the Dow had an amazing run & was well over due a fall at 2200, The same cannot be said for the FTSE that had been lagging behind somewhat, understandably due to Brexit ,Had it not been for cv many companies across all sectors were expecting this to be a a very good year with record order book my self included, Although touch wood (excuse the pun) for me it is still looking to be a very good year, I have had more orders in the last 2 weeks than in the last 6 months of last year , I was also expecting some customers to deliberately default on payments which are due anytime from.31st to the 10th of the month to preserve there cash flow, surprisingly all have paid already with 1 of my favourite hb's having paid next months account as well ,It does help.of course knowing people in the right places.

[jugears] 01/4/2020 22:08

Trade junk nothing surprises me what will be will be I have plenty to invest in Tw, we are a very resilient & resourceful country & will bounce back very quickly,I do not dwell on all the speculative doom & gloom I like to see facts first at the end of the day investors will pile back in to stocks like this, the dividend is now irellivent compared to the capital gain even at these prices.

[steeplejack] 01/4/2020 21:55

US Commentators seem pretty set on a further 20% retracement from here which fits with Goldmans suggestion that the S&P 500 could fall to 2000.That would represent a real capitulation.We could have some very profitable false dawns for the traders to surf before an enduring turning point. Things will be tough as we come out of this crisis.Rather than labour on the negatives ( like everyone else who's seen these 'catastrophes' before) I prefer to identify those that will profit from the virus.Most obviously someone like Amazon or healthcare stocks etc.To "ghoulishly" linger on BB sites predicting doom and gloom for housebuilders or engineers etc is both perverse and unhealthy.