Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[essentialinvestor] 28/8/2020 16:38

Closed off Wednesday's small trade.

Overseas earners hit today, UK domestic cyclicals benefited.

[jugears] 28/8/2020 16:35

Sikh, Will you be saying £1.70 was a bad price to buy in 5-10 years time, I can tell you now if you know anything about investing I will defiantly have know regrets,If you invest in a company & you have faith & know it is the right company for you with exceptional long term growth & plan to hold long term why would you sell even if in the short term they fall???? Long term holders don't trade thats left to the panickers & people that can not see the true value of a company, when I die these will be worth a fiver & my kids are going to be very comfortable, At the moment all shares across all sectors have been marked down because we are all worried about the worse case scenario, which seldom happens! Watching shares drop can be a very unnerving experience & makes re purchasing a share that you have sold in to a falling market much harder to re purchase when they go back up because you always have that doubt that they will fall again, I don't with Tw, despite things being bumpy for the foreseeable future I see much better prospects down the line with more & more houses needed & fewer companies to build them, long term £1.20 is going to seem a very distant memory. Just like those next share I bought for 56p when the country really was f----d.

[jugears] 28/8/2020 16:14

Sikh, why do you copy & paste the same post, I don't agree that furlough is major challenge, how many people are you expecting to be out of work? explain in detail why you think Brexit is going to be a major challenge? & there are no official figures that say help to buy has helped anyone buy a house or without it would have prevented anyone buying a house, you assume that people have used it because they need it, have you ever bought a new 3 piece suite from DFS you may have 2k to purchase it & any wise & sensible person would but then there are those that opt for buy now pay later option because its easy to keep the money in your back pocket & that's a bit like help to buy, I can not say for a fact that it hasn't helped anyone & you can not say for a fact that it has.IMO a similar system will be in place for the next 10 years anyway & it should only help first time buyers, if you need help buying your follow on home than you shouldn't be moving anyway.

[sikhthetech] 28/8/2020 16:05

tlobs,

Covid and Brexit are concerns expressed by HBs...

Help to Buy changes, temporary relaxing Stamp Duty for 6 months are significant changes which would affect HBs.

What do you think will happen when the temporary Stamp Duty period ends?
How would Help to Buy changes impact HBs? How many do they currently sell via H2B? How many ftbs?


You are more than welcome to counter the challenges, unless you are trading and couldn't care less.


btw, did you carry on buying these at 170p??? Thanks for persuading me to take a short at 170p.... ;-)

[tlobs2] 28/8/2020 15:57

sinkthetech, sadly you are another of the ADVFN Coronavirus's spreading your doom and gloom and seemingly wanting it to get worse FFS.

What a sad git you are.

If you've nothing positive or constructive to say then do us all a favour and keep it to yourself.

[sikhthetech] 28/8/2020 15:41

Jug,

Furlough is a major challenge...
It ends end of Oct.. when do you think redundancies will start to be announced?

Brexit is also a major challenge. If no deal, the stockmarket will crash, HBs are not immune.

The Help to Buy scheme is a major challenge for all HBs. Without it, their revenues, profits will fall...

How many homes did TW sell via Help to Buy? How many were ftb?


In terms of being busy... Are you not busy for 20hrs today or have you taken a holiday from it all??? ;-)

[imastu pidgitaswell] 28/8/2020 15:39

1016 - I dunno, I don't do the nags. Just the last trading day of August, Bank Hol Monday and (in normal times) the aresholes all return to 'their desks'.

To be honest, all of the sector shares are up, as per the mini charts in the header - and it's a bit of a reaction to the housing transactions news.

Nice to see some volatility after a very tedious August (not least thanks to sikh et al) - hope it lasts.

[jugears] 28/8/2020 15:35

tlobs2, the Eu certainly have a lot to lose if we don't, but the stupid f----rs are more likely to cut there own nose of to spite there face.

[tlobs2] 28/8/2020 15:32

LOL, I see the old Porsche is backfiring again. What a load of negative dross from him/her yet again.

We have left the EU. There will be a deal and it will be on our terms.

A typical bremoaner ;-)

[jugears] 28/8/2020 15:31

imatsu, isn't that st Ledgers day?

[redoctober5] 28/8/2020 15:29

Must be some news. Normally ramps up a bit and then down like a stone.

[oakville] 28/8/2020 15:20

TW. Is another top UK company under threat from predators

[imastu pidgitaswell] 28/8/2020 15:18

Last day of the Summer silly season. And it all comes back (a bit).

Funny that...

[martyn9] 28/8/2020 15:18

Who's thrown TW a biscuit today!!

[sikhthetech] 28/8/2020 14:33

Porsche,
"Brexit the next hurdle"

No, next challenges...furlough scheme, mortgage/credit card repayment hols ending, before that followed by Autumn budget.
Also US Presidential Election.

Then Brexit. A no deal brexit and the stock market will crash..

Then changes to Help to Buy in 6 months to it being only available to 1st time buyers.

[doyden] 28/8/2020 14:18

I'm looking forward to the trading update on 11th November. Judging by the recent news relating to the buoyant housing market, we should be in for a pleasant surprise.Dare I hope for dividend reinstatement news?

[porsche1945] 28/8/2020 14:14

Brexit the next hurdle, these had sunk to 1.40 last year with longer for help to sell to run purely on political fears, with or without a deal the UK will be harmed (has been) by the impoverishing brexit fiasco, if there is no deal these will be back to .80p regardless of whatever halfassed incentives wheezing useless Bunter and Dominic Scummings try to put in place. Hardcore recession en route regardless.

[1carus] 28/8/2020 14:14

Nice rise, Nicely picked up GBH2.

[omg48] 28/8/2020 13:58

Just depressed myself looking back at my failure to buy Royal Carribbean earlier in the 20$. Now 67$ F~#k

[jugears] 28/8/2020 13:48

Theres a lot of houses where I live & there is always in demand as we are close to a large city.

[omg48] 28/8/2020 13:46

Am I seeing things or are TW leading share price percentage gain today. That doesnt happen very often especially on a Friday.

[sikhthetech] 28/8/2020 13:17

Jug,

"15-20%"


so 80-85% don't pay cash!!

The point is people rush out to use any govn supported scheme before it ends, that's the whole point of the schemes.


Take restaurants as another example...They reported booming bookings, 10%-48% higher than Aug 2019. Every restaurant is fully booked and sales are booming, they selling all they can cater for and turning away customers!!!
So according to your logic, quick buy restaurant group shares... ;-)

Everyone still needs to eat when the scheme ends, eating is a necessity, New Build property is a luxury.



"in the first two weeks of August restaurant bookings were between 10 per cent and 48 per cent higher than on the equivalent days in 2019."




and Jug,
"within a mile of my house there is normally up to 80 houses for sale at any one time, it is now down to 20. "

If you normally have 80 properties for sale within a mile of your home then it tells me that it's not a desirable area to live, otherwise why are so many people selling so regularly. Either that or you've said something to upset them...lol

[jugears] 28/8/2020 12:19

Know doubt we will all get our handkerchiefs out, because obviously every property sale is reliant on government support, There are a lot of people that still have money & can afford to buy without any help, what was it 15-20% of all property sales are cash sales ? I don't need to borrow money if I want to buy a property & am sure I am not alone either.

[jugears] 28/8/2020 12:17

Know doubt we will all get our handkerchiefs out, because obviously every property sale is reliant on government support, There are a lot of people that still have money & can afford to buy without any help, what was it 15-20% of all property sales are cash sales ?