Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[imastu pidgitaswell] 18/6/2020 13:48

Yes I saw CMCX after it rose - just wasn't aware until then. Could even have bought in after the results as it rose steadily during the day - but only noticed it at the end of the day and the 30% rise. Hey-ho, can't get them all.

[jugears] 18/6/2020 13:47

Yes totally agree with all your posts Jugears, Oh sorry just replying to my own posts just like others on here with multiple user names Lol.

[ftir1] 18/6/2020 13:47

You heard it here first folks! Thanks Jug for the advice, much appreciated. I'll buy as many as I can. Not.





Lol, lol, lol

[jugears] 18/6/2020 13:44

Sp111, you obviously work in an industry saturated by competition ? You can count the number of the UK's main house builders on one hand & this is very unlikely to change in my lifetime , My advice buy now take a few knocks & wait for the recovery that will proceed any down turn, at the least IMO you will double your money.

[jugears] 18/6/2020 13:38

might add a few by close but looking at around 1.30 really, I'm not in any rush until all the bad news is out the way, IMO its going to be a bumpy ride over the next couple of months as far as shares go but I think that there is more than enough bad news built into the share price at the moment, of course you can see the headlines later in the year can't you, Unemployment Lower than expected,Uk economy shrunk less than expected, house sales increase etc etc, all the so called experts are now jumping on the band wagon trying to predict the future & as always over the past forty years not one will get it right!

[ftir1] 18/6/2020 13:34

Yes, it's far too early.

[salpara111] 18/6/2020 13:24

I've no dog in this fight but I have to say I have been surprised by the number of FTSE 250 companies that have managed to get large fund raisings away at negligible discounts to the prevailing share price, William Hill and Biffa both managed it last week.
Personally I can't get my head around the current market valuation, if we are in for a major recession at best then the market as a whole must be massively overvalued.
As someone who is currently furloughed and fully expecting to be fired at the end of July when companies have to start making contributions to furloughed staff pay packets I suspect that reality is only going to hit in September when unemployment really spikes.
I have cash ready to invest but I simply cant bring myself to invest any of it at present.

[jugears] 18/6/2020 13:22

Sikh the clever man you are, where will the biggest fall out in house prices be, that's right London & the south, where does the wonderful BKG build houses & what do they build? Answer luxury high end houses, nothing like all you eggs in one basket!, that's why I invest in TW, Mix of house sizes & a broad spread across the uk, I have said for years that the likes of bkg will suffer, all these posters telling us what a wonderful company they are, That may have been true in the good old days but not now.
The houses were also considerably cheaper, at GBP677,000, compared to GBP748,000 in 2019, That is not cheap to me, its not surprising that they want property tax reducing!

sr2day why do you need balls to invest in Tw, So long as you are a long term investor you The houses were also considerably cheaper, at GBP677,000, compared to GBP748,000 in 2019.have know worries here mate.

[gbh2] 18/6/2020 13:21

Just purchased a few more at 140.1p, problem is I'm running out of cmcx shares to sell.

[ftir1] 18/6/2020 13:15

Tin hat time

lol

[imastu pidgitaswell] 18/6/2020 13:01

Yes, I do and to buy yet more if needed.

[sr2day] 18/6/2020 12:59

here is a second oppotunity those who missed 140p this morning.have yougot the balls?i haven,t.

[sikhthetech] 18/6/2020 12:59

Berkeley didn't use furlough money either, yet still reported lower profits and revenues fell on fewer homes sold at lower prices..
Brexit remains an issue..

[jugears] 18/6/2020 12:56

Gbh2, As I have a lot of respect for you I will try not to swear in future, I am not sure that these threads are a good place for your ten year old granddaughter or of much benefit other other than to agree & disagree with other posters Tw thread is very tame considering some I have looked at, but good that you are teaching her the importance of investing & how to invest this is something I have instilled in my kids from a very early age. once again I apologies if my post offended but was specifically aimed at certain posters or should I say poster!

[gbh2] 18/6/2020 12:45

Jugs, I enjoy the vast majority of your comments and appreciate your working environment is probably full of expletives, as was my Factory life but I never brought it home, other than my son (who worked for me for a period) none have never heard me use foul language.

OK I've had the odd slip on here, usually regarding a poor share performance, but rarely aimed at a anonymous user, they could never get me so wound up :))


Edit: The Loonies already scrolling through my posts to see if I used an expletive :)))

[ftir1] 18/6/2020 12:39

Lol, lol, lol

From the idiot that writes essays about "absolutely nothing".

[jugears] 18/6/2020 12:36

GBH2 Just filter my posts like all the others but TBf kids know all the bad laguage by 10 unless they have been very sheltered ? I did put a warning in capital letters, I have filterd them all now as can't be bothered to read there rubbish.

[ftir1] 18/6/2020 12:31

He's just a foul mouthed grunt. Nothing special there I'm afraid. Just filter him, you won't miss anything important, just lots of self indulgent nonsense.

I would very strongly recommend you go somewhere else for your grandchilds investment education.

THIS IS MOST DEFINITELY NOT THE PLACE.

[ftir1] 18/6/2020 12:27

Porsche,

I must advise you that Jugface is a master investor who left school at 13 without any qualifications. He is a self made man who knows everything there is to know.

Watch and learn.








LOL

[melody9999] 18/6/2020 12:20

diluted by 50%?? pretty disappointing considering 355M shares are placed that they cannot fully allocate the small PI.

[porsche1945] 18/6/2020 11:58

@jugears. It’s “ too “ not “ to “, learn to spell. Back to .18p a la 2008-12 as full realisation of brexit/covid basket case U.K.’s desperate future dawns. The fact Redfern coughed up a poxy 200k means nothing, that’s about two weeks pay.