Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[imastu pidgitaswell] 09/7/2020 11:18

No sign of the muppets today?

[tlobs2] 09/7/2020 11:08

Sikh, it looks like the rest of the investors (and people in the know) don't agree with your technical analysis ;-)

[jugears] 08/7/2020 15:34

Some people are hard to please.

[sikhthetech] 08/7/2020 14:26

HBs need help to buy to be extended not stamp duty exemption, time is ticking...


Thousands of new homes sales at risk from Help to Buy cut-off


"The policy means in effect that housebuilders must complete homes by December 31 this year in order for the sale to qualify for help under the existing scheme. "

[tlobs2] 08/7/2020 14:16

Massive short term boost to the housing market. Well done Rishi :-)


And there is a timeframe in which to get the deals done....... so don't hang around.

[sikhthetech] 08/7/2020 13:17

How many 1st time buyers could afford homes costing over £300k anyway?


A stamp duty cut is more likely to help the higher earners...


The mini-budget clearly shows the government believes there are difficult times ahead.

[martyn9] 08/7/2020 13:07

Agreed tiobs, doing their best under the circumstances.

[tlobs2] 08/7/2020 13:03

An excellent package from the Government to boost jobs and house sales ;-)

[martyn9] 08/7/2020 10:43

I presume chancellors stamp duty relief to be announced has been factored in looking at the share price yesterday and today.
Back to market sentiment.

[ftir1] 08/7/2020 09:02

LOL

No extension of HTB. House builders are stuffed.

STRONG SELL

[gbh2] 08/7/2020 08:42

When you pay and start you own thread you can dictate who uses it, until then best to remember this is one of a ever diminishing public platforms, on which Freedom of expression can be posted, in the UK :)

[jugears] 08/7/2020 08:27

I'll Stay here thank.

[gbh2] 08/7/2020 07:59

Move on to where there's no new info out there atm?

[gbh2] 08/7/2020 07:53

Jugs, have you not realized the that repetitive naysayers are Heavy Losers that simply don't want to hear anything good about House Builder Prospects.

They're either stupid enough to think their repetitive diatribe will drive the share price down or simply so much in Dept that they're obsessed about what caused their Financial problems!

[jugears] 07/7/2020 22:36

Sikh ,hb's have always been a risk but then so is any public company that's the gamble you take when you invest, the only gaurantee is putting money in the bank & where is the fun in that,know one knows for certain where the top or bottom is of any share at least being a long term investor in a rock solid company you don't have to worry when you buy or sell, Imo patience pays off these will come good again in the future, so for me it's not worth trying to guess the markets, you didnt answer my question as to where you think the bottom is,my opinion is that there is too much money to be made here in the future & that alone will keep the share price moving up ,there might be a route along the way & may even see them as low as a pound but think that is very unlikely from the feed back I have recently been getting back from sites, but each investor has there own ideas, as I have said before I only invest in companies I know & have more contacts at Tw than all of my other customers put together & long term this is one investment that I intend to keep, adding when the opportunity arises.beleive it or not I have a lot of respect for your posts you are obviously very intelligent but think you worry a bit to much, lifes a gamble but were only here once so go fo it I say, In 40 years I have only lost money on two shares Voyager it.com & Baldwin cranes , many of my investment initially lost money some for years but every one came good in the end despite all the worlds ups & downs & that is why I am in the very fortunate position off being extremely financially comfortable , If you were to invest 10-20k in almost any share now you will see a huge return in 10 years, I suggest years ago to one of my suppliers that he should invest in Next when they were 56p to this day here reminds me how he regrets not investing ,I also suggested TW at 30p again he didn't because he thought it risky but bet he wishes he had done, there is never a good time to buy shares it just depends how quick a return you want , my first 20 k has made 100k profit in 10 years that dont seem bad to me for doing nothing! I can live with that any day. Here's to £5 in the next 10 years.

[thebull8] 07/7/2020 22:23

With regards to the absurd predictions of a V shaped recovery - if this were remotely true we would see banking stocks following the V shape as banks are the closest thing the economy in terms of stocks, yet they are lagging

[thebull8] 07/7/2020 21:58

The FTSE dropped almost 100 points during trading and almost 100 points after trading. Sell off started - the fed cant keep every stock in the world artificially inflated forever

[sikhthetech] 07/7/2020 19:11

Imastu
"You cannot buy a risk-free equity "

However, you can reduce the risks by buying once you believe risks are factored into the price and for me, given the economic uncertainty, I think with HBs, Banks, hospitality etc, the risks are not yet factored into the price.

Therefore, I'd buy in once HBs are derisked further.


Mini budget tomorrow. Let's see what the Chancellor has to offer.
Why have a mini budget if everything is going well??????

[imastu pidgitaswell] 07/7/2020 16:54

Very nice manoeuvre into close, to bring it back to flat.

All above board I'm sure...

[jugears] 07/7/2020 16:13

Having bought Next for 56p & selling at what I thought was a good profit at £7+ only for them to go on to £84.00 per share made me realise that holding share for the long term defiantly pays off, It just depends how long you are prepared to wait? my original first purchase in Tw was £20k With dividends that is still worth £120k+ If I sold now I would pay a large amount in Tax so selling would not benefit me in the slightest, so more than happy to sit on these & wait for better times & add more on the way, although I think I have missed the bottom here by a few months!

[ftir1] 07/7/2020 16:09

Ask that again when the share price is 50p.