Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[spennysimmo] 21/7/2010 14:59

Actually, no. It was a stroke of luck that when you asked the question I found it on google.

[barf2] 21/7/2010 14:58

.....and you engineered that whole conversation to get that out!

That's commitment.

[spennysimmo] 21/7/2010 14:57

As it happens, I do.

[barf2] 21/7/2010 14:55

Have you got a paranoia chart?

[spennysimmo] 21/7/2010 14:54

Agreed, a specialist in paranoia would be far more appropriate in this case.

[barf2] 21/7/2010 14:53

Not from you and your charts I don't.

[spennysimmo] 21/7/2010 14:52

You need help.

[barf2] 21/7/2010 14:46

......and a little,petulant show of strength from them.

I can almost picture them in their office holding a He-Man pose and shouting 'By the power of greyskull I will take this share price down' to the applause of all the other inbred silver spoon brigade.

[barf2] 21/7/2010 14:29

Quite startling isn't it? all these people sitting waiting for 25.5 before they sell.

The moment it hits it they all come out of the woodwork and sell just enough to take it back below 25.5 then they go quiet again.

Almost as if a game was being played.

[barf2] 21/7/2010 13:44

Just enough for us to get our hopes up before they dash them on the rocks would be my guess! ;-)

[camelot5] 21/7/2010 13:41

barf2

We seem to have been allowed some slack this afternoon,I wonder how far they will allow this to travel!

[barf2] 21/7/2010 12:34

It's quite an amusing game of cat and mouse now.

Whilst I know it is trivia and it is actually range bound at present it is interesting to see a little bit of a wrestle going on.

There are buys going through and each time they nose over 25.5 a batch of sells goes through to keep the lid on it.

It's like waiting for one side to blink first.In context the FTSE is having a great day and this is struggling to secure half a penny rise so nothing to be excited about but it is a break from watching the bears having complete control of TW's destiny.

[barf2] 21/7/2010 08:24

Whoooohooo!
So how did we all do on the spike?

Lid back on at 25.5p
Anyone wanting to buy above that will have to go to PLUS.

They let it roll up to 25.5 [same as yesterday although that was 25.8] before diverting most of the further buying.

Late yesterday PM it looked as though we were back to genuine trading and the exercise in taking the share price lower was put on hold.

The share price is unable to stage a rally.held within a range on general market up days and then run down on market down days.

Let's see if they takes the brakes off for a bit today.

[sequoia] 20/7/2010 20:53

qed2 maybee you should put your money into MRW £2.80 going up to £3.60 then you wont have to bother us.
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[qed2] 20/7/2010 20:16

Having held TW. for over a year waiting for something to happen....other than the share price going south....I wonder if anyone has any views on possible consolidation in this sector. It feels to me like the next two years are going to be very hard and one way for TW to avoid a RI is to merge......Bellway....anyone else?

[sequoia] 20/7/2010 19:04

I think it works like this, if you had a BMW worth £10,000 and wanted to sell it at £10,000 but you reduced the price by £100 / day, no one would be interested until price was around £5,000, by then you may well have 50 people interested all wanting a piece of the action, all bidding so you finish with a price of say £8,000. I think it works like that.
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edit But if the bidding is strong, you could end up with £12,000!

[bordersboy] 20/7/2010 18:38

seq, sounds f'n good to me ;)

[sequoia] 20/7/2010 18:28

ffs don`t worry, f`n share price will be going f`n north f`n soon, then the f`n pi`s will pile in, then the fkr will head towards the f`n 50p mark
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[bordersboy] 20/7/2010 17:42

awe ffs, what a f'n share this f'n is, f'n useless f'n management and government, fkr's

:(

any questions

[spennysimmo] 20/7/2010 13:00

Hi smarty me ol' mucker

[barf2] 20/7/2010 11:54

Can't argue with any of that.

I think they'll dribble this down to just sitting above 24p until the Goldman Sachs figures just before the US open.
If they aren't up to scratch they've got a reason to blast down toward 23p by close.

If they are OK we might see a push back up.

[smartypants] 20/7/2010 11:39

The BOE Trends in Lending data, also published
Tuesday, showed mortgage approvals and net mortgage lending down in June
compared to May. The BOE data paint a picture of a cooling housing
market and exceptionally weak money growth

[barf2] 20/7/2010 11:09

....and they jumped the last few steps just like we all did when we were kids!

[barf2] 20/7/2010 11:04

........and down we are walked again.Plenty more buys than sells but a downward staircase has appeared on the daily graph.