Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[bricktycoon] 26/5/2020 10:19

There is no reason to buy Taylor until we're at 75 p get out while y can markets been pumped last 8 weeks on printing cash be warned this will fold like a pack of cards with second sellOff imminent

[bricktycoon] 26/5/2020 10:07

This will sell off this afternoon building industry is dead no one is buying new help to buy and banks shut up shop game over here sell sell sell

[bricktycoon] 26/5/2020 09:32

It's just the same range we're s the mega move up time will tell sell zero sales

[masterblaster] 26/5/2020 09:25

Give it a rest you brick. Your like a broken record

[bricktycoon] 26/5/2020 08:58

this is bust with zero sales and massively overvalued estates this will start heading south every week new cure rally monday tuesday then sells off same again sharper fall this week below 125 p

[tlobs2] 26/5/2020 08:42

What a great start to the week.

All our resident doom mongers losing money hand over fist.

Let's build on this all the way back up to 170p ;-)

[tlobs2] 26/5/2020 08:39

LMFAO at all you losers :-)

[bricktycoon] 26/5/2020 08:31

Sell sell sell massive crash this week the big ticket sales are a thing of the past

[bricktycoon] 26/5/2020 08:23

MMS running out of ideas this will crash today markets melting up on money printing quick fix the fundermentals here are this big ticket purchases are a no go buying a house is doomed for 2 years sell

[bricktycoon] 25/5/2020 21:14

Jugears Taylor Will crash this week sell depression in sales will send this towards 2008 lows massive gap down on open

[jugears] 25/5/2020 11:58

Riley109 I cant see Hays coming out of this very well. Nat Ex are the only company big enough to take on Shearings & certainly seems an area they are keen to expand on with recent purchases of Kings Ferry Clarkes of London,Lucketts,Stewart's & Woods Holidays Leicester but with no revenue coming in over the last 3 months it is questionable if anyone would have the resources to buy them out.

[ftir1] 24/5/2020 16:26

We are just at the beginning of the next financial crisis.

SELL

[bricktycoon] 24/5/2020 08:25

This is bust asking prices plummeting revenue collapsing on zero sales penny stock soon

[bricktycoon] 24/5/2020 08:22

The most important thing to take away is that analysts cut their revenue estimates for this year. They’re also anticipating slower revenue growth than the wider market. After a cut like that, investors could be forgiven for thinking analysts are a lot more bearish on Taylor Wimpey, and a few readers might choose to steer clear of the stock.

[bricktycoon] 24/5/2020 08:15

Taylor will collapse next week panic will set in with holders rushing for the exit door. Property and new builds are plummeting in value daily . Wimpey have half finished worthless paper thin sardined houseing estates unsold huge cash burn and zero sales 2008 lows imminent sell sell sell the worst depression ever is on the way

[jugears] 23/5/2020 17:45

Sik yes to early to worry, Let us not forget the near million new jobs advertised in May!Retail & leisure were all in trouble long before all of this & the high streets are saturated with shops ,pubs & clubs within 6 miles of my house there are 7 Macdonald's & 35 supermarkets, To much over supply that know amount of government intervention will help, Very sad news that Shearings have gone unfortunately with coaches costing £250-£300k & most on finance, Every single operator across the uk large & small are suffering, This is because the Government have bent over backwards to help other industries & missed this completely but will perhaps get the message come September when there will be no one left to operate home to school transport & no coaches to transport incoming tourists around the uk

[sikhthetech] 23/5/2020 17:03

Jug,

"Sik SLG have been in trouble for a long time "

Yes, that's the point... We're at the start of furlough easing and companies are already starting to make job cuts...

Rolls Royce, high street retailers, SLG.. How many companies within hospitality, tourism and retail sector will be impacted???

As the govn reduces the support they provide then more and more companies will make staff redundant...

Job losses leads to lack of confidence in making that big spend and leads to more mortgage defaults...

It's early days...

[jugears] 23/5/2020 13:57

Hays are travel agent, Shearings are Tour operators with there own coaches & hotels, They have been up for sale for a long time & loosing money,Wouldn't be surprised to see Nat Ex make an offer though as they have been expanding more in to this market recently with several coach operator purchases.Don't think hays would want the hassle of running coaches with all the legislation that goes with it, Most coach operators have been suffering lately with the recent introduction of the PSVR regulations.

[dead_cat_bounce] 23/5/2020 11:38

48% price drop in asking price...

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[dead_cat_bounce] 23/5/2020 10:12

Hang on there guys....

Too much gloom and doom...

Most of Europe is going back to life as normal...

It is only the UK that is dragging its feet....

For some unknown reason the UK is about to introduce draconian 14 day mandatory quarantine requirements for entrants to the UK.. WTF, allow flights in from Wunan to spread the epedicmic and now that it has been contained here, bring in these restrictions. A bit like sutting the stable door after the hourse has bolted.

I digress...

International shares should rebound as mainland europe is returning to life as normal; UK focused shares will continue to remain in a state of stagnation....