Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[tlobs2] 22/4/2020 13:16

There speaks a tight @rse :-)


Are you from Yorkshire or Scotland ?

[ftir1] 22/4/2020 12:53

Lets hope there's someone left who can afford to buy their shoddy overpriced homes.


SELL

[tlobs2] 22/4/2020 11:51

Builders expected to all be back 4th May.

Garden centres will be allowed to reopen on 18th May according to a man that's in the know (he manages one :-))

[gaygay3] 22/4/2020 11:15

No 1NHS has no shares in TW I have asked a few times but he never gets back me there liars the answer

[gbh2] 22/4/2020 10:17

He/She gets 50p every time he/she attracts a response on advfn.

[uknighted] 22/4/2020 09:55

1NHS have you any money?

[riley109] 22/4/2020 09:49

1NHS have you any money invested in TWimpey?.

[1 nhs] 22/4/2020 08:03

House being built next door to me

At 2nd fix

He can’t get

Services
Glass
Plumbing oil tank
Tarmac
Garage roof trusses
Tiles for bathrooms
Some of the trades he uses don’t pick up the phone
Building inspector
Ten year building cover
Paint



As I have posted in the past it only needs one tiny item in the build process to delay each plot.
That has massive knock on effects for the following trades.

Stop start no one can make money

Then you will get the material stock piling on some sites and f all on others

Look for this share to fall hard as the gamblers fry for a second time

[gbh2] 22/4/2020 07:57

It's clear the waiken hasn't the foggiest regarding what happened in 2008, he's gone :)

[waikenchan] 21/4/2020 20:36

The same bubble that caused Taylor wimpy to 9p, or was that fake new?

Enough said.

[jugears] 21/4/2020 20:33

1.What bubble has burst?
2. He is American
3. I can't Stand f___ing yanks!
4. Got f--k all to do with uk!

[waikenchan] 21/4/2020 17:43

For anyone that doesn't understand why the housing bubble went bust, I highly recommend Ray dalio's navigating a debt crisis.

Very relevant to what is happening right now in the housing market.

[m4rtinu] 21/4/2020 14:37

This article more positive (than me) on house prices.

"Housing prices may jump in the second half of the year as low mortgage rates cause demand for homes to surge in the face of low inventory."

[gaygay3] 21/4/2020 13:06

maybe 130 is the bottom for now

[heliweli] 21/4/2020 12:46

What's keeping us up on such a down day ?

[jugears] 21/4/2020 09:27

once normality resumes banks will relax the borrowing rules then there will be a buying frenzy.

[gbh2] 21/4/2020 08:50

I'd be buying TW at prices all day long, if I had some surplus cash left.

[disneydonald] 21/4/2020 08:29

The problem for the builders is the Banks. It was they who lobbied the Gov to close down the mortgage market, and by implication the large builders. Once the banks are over their short term customer service issues, and unlock starts to be phased, builders will be back albeit lower volumes.

[purplepelmets] 21/4/2020 07:35

So it's build it and they will come? Following reports that there is NO housing market left by Rightmove yesterday? Sounds unlikely but then I have been wrong before.

[jugears] 21/4/2020 07:25

Most companies like mine that had a healthy order book will come back to a healthy order book. Those companies that
have a high volume of debt like most small regional builders won't survive a prolonged shut down. Most of my smaller builders have gone back this week & the rest next week, Not sure about HB's but rumours are first week in may.

[m4rtinu] 21/4/2020 07:25

Icarus - you may be correct, if we get some restrictions lifted inside 3 months, with little or no tested treatments and the greater possiblity of a second wave of infections. What scenarios do we see if mostly similar lockdown for 6 months (possible time to test treatments), 12-18 months lockdown (if have to wait for vaccine)? Demand of some sort will return, but house buying might be even more skewed towards BTL investors. On the supply side, the longer the lockdown, the greater possiblity of excess, with unfortunately some distressed selling. What do posters think? Happy to be shot down by the unfiltered few. Cheers MU.

[1carus] 20/4/2020 23:13

There will be the same demand for everything once this has cleared. If companies close there will be gaps in the market that will be fulfilled by other or new companies. There will be a lot of job generation to cover the lost jobs that occur. The issue I think will be consumer confidence. Hopefully everyone will want to get back on the money go'round pretty quickly. But some companies are going to fail.