Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[porsche1945] 10/9/2020 12:00

Outlook for U.K. under wheezing fat Johnson and the brexit loonies looking pretty bleak.

[activeservo] 10/9/2020 08:20

Dipped below 6000 again..What moon rubbish are they going to dream up now?

[jugears] 09/9/2020 17:39

Jump In Mortgage rates lol you owe me a new chair! I laughed so much when I read that I fell off & broke It,
Sikh it doesn't matter how low they go, at some point they will go back up, taking in to account all the dividends,these owe me nothing anyway. Why would you want to sell ? there is know reason or justification for Tw to be this low other than an overly cautious trading statement. IMEO these are an absolute steel now.

[sunshine today] 09/9/2020 13:29

Keep an eye out for a run on the pound, out of the blue, and the sudden jump in mortgage rates.

[sikhthetech] 09/9/2020 13:28

SimonSmith

"Happy times ahead, especially from these lows"

Weren't the lows supposed to be 170p then 145p then 120p???


I suppose you'll get the lows right at some point. Likewise with LLoyd, posters said they won't go below 30p because they have never been that low!!!

[gbh2] 09/9/2020 13:12

Martyn, nowt wrong with the idiot as long as the Filter is on :)

[ftir1] 09/9/2020 12:50

I don't particularly care for your idiotic comments either.

To suggest that directors buying is a good signal just shows how naive you are!

Absolutely pathetic and/or desperate to suggest it in the first place .



I guess you were one of the suckers who bought at £1.45 a few weeks ago!

LOL

[1carus] 09/9/2020 12:44

Boris is clearly supporting house building at PMQ's. Nice!!!

[ftir1] 09/9/2020 12:40

LOL

"Martyn99 Sep '20 - 12:11 - 1283 of 1284 0 0 0

Directors buying not selling!!! with some on here you need to draw them a picture."



Are you for real? Not exactly a reliable indicator. The same directors happy to sell mug punters stock at £1.45.

LOL

[trikytree] 09/9/2020 12:22

I still see these drifting lower but have started buying with a small position. A nervy sector though.

[martyn9] 09/9/2020 12:11

Directors buying not selling!!! with some on here you need to draw them a picture.

[essentialinvestor] 09/9/2020 11:51

Not happy with that salary, eh.

[simonsmithiv] 09/9/2020 11:46

Greg Fitzgerald, the chief executive of Vistry Group, declared yesterday that he has “not been this happy since the start of the year” and “everything is pointing to a strong performance for the full year”.

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Same here, TW booming, should be a stonking set of results and forward looking statement in November. Any shorters, such as the one above, and his aliases had better have bought back by then. Of course Brexit news and Rishi will have also sent the markets up by then, together with Trumps vaccine. Happy times ahead, especially from these lows, hence why the shorters are working overtime to try and create fear.

[sikhthetech] 09/9/2020 11:31

The relative valuation difference is irrevelant if the trend for the whole sector is down.

The current falls are as expected. Furlough ending in 7 weeks and with 45 days consultation period, I'm expecting many more businesses will be announcing redundancies over the next few weeks.

[jugears] 09/9/2020 11:04

Ess, what is looking more & more obvious to me is how the markets have typically under estimated the strength of the housing market across all areas, but then how many times before has the housing market defied every doom & gloom prediction ? Roll on a no deal Brexit I say.

[essentialinvestor] 09/9/2020 10:46

VTY looks like it may be heading towards £5.50

[imastu pidgitaswell] 09/9/2020 10:42

The Times picking up on the relative valuation issue. Oddly enough, TW. and VTY are in step recently - just 50% behind the others.

[wfl1970] 09/9/2020 10:32

I pity you Jugears, having to start every busy day at 0300...! ;)

[jugears] 09/9/2020 10:01

gbh2, I need staff to cover future demand but very very difficult to find,Certainly plenty of work out there, I have never known a period like the last 6 months,we are currently working 18 hours a day 7 days a week & still really struggling to meet demand, I am now on course to double last years turnover, I was on a Wimps site this morning & the site manager said he has never seen such great demand for houses since sites reopened in 30 years! I think this has even caught TW management buy surprise. I'm looking forward to there next report as IMO there last was very over cautious!

[gbh2] 09/9/2020 09:38

The Northampton business is still growing, more staff have been taken on to overcome the backlog created by Lockdown.

[essentialinvestor] 09/9/2020 09:17

We are still a long way from any restrictions on construction sites.

Highlighted this as the primary short term risk to the sector.

To be fair my cat Gump could have made that call.