Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[buywell3] 22/9/2020 08:04

Dow -572.00 / -2.07%

Futures now

[imastu pidgitaswell] 22/9/2020 08:00

Because they get a reaction. Stop and they will stop. Why are they not on the other builders threads?

[cl0ckw0rk0range] 22/9/2020 07:58

Why do they post here is the question? I mean if you don't have a financial interest in a company then why comment daily?

[smartie6] 22/9/2020 07:26

Anyone looking for a bit of 97p today?

[gaygay3] 22/9/2020 07:19

Bricky where you been the last few months come back to gloat lots of people on here will make serious money in 3years time

[jock3636] 22/9/2020 06:59

Bricky you did this on the first crash in March. Nothing more than a sad little bully trying to spook people I am not invested so completely neutral

[bricktycoon] 22/9/2020 06:22

This is heading towards 2008 lows of 5 p sell sell sell

[pander45] 21/9/2020 20:59

Oh I just woke up.....lol. What was it I said again....

[ftir1] 21/9/2020 18:41

sikh,

Lol, you're right, the idiots told so many tales, he can't remember what he's said. I think he lives in fantasy land most of the time, he actually believes the nonsense he posts.

If it wasn't so sad, it'd be funny.

[sikhthetech] 21/9/2020 18:35

Jug,

My opinions have been consistent, so I know what I've stated. Q4/October onwards.

You keep changing your mind, so it's not surprising you can't remember what you posted.


Do you think Dow is down 800pts because of extra restrictions by the UK government.. Really???

HBs/banks are not immune to stockmarket falls.

[sikhthetech] 21/9/2020 18:04

The DOW is down around 800pts - must be UK covid restrictions - honest guv lol
some posters on here have narrow vision and are clueless.


Jug
"when did you say they would be a pound TODAY as expected? Must have missed that post."


I never said 'today' in my earlier post, you've made that up. I said "Well the share price reached 100p as expected"
I've been CONSISTENT in saying Q4/Oct onwards is when the several uncertain events will start to affect the stockmarket/economy.


On 17th April, I posted the below reply to you when we were discussing where HBs are heading because of uncertainties (not just Covid).
Mid April + 6months = mid Oct.
You have 3 weeks to see whether the share price will be nearer to 170p (your view) or 100p (my view)...

It's nice to have an investment decision proven right so conclusively BY EVENTS.



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Jug
"this has more chance of reaching £1.70 than £1!"

I disagree, I think there's more chance of them reaching £1 than £1.70....

End of this month in 2 weeks so many firms will have to pay a full month's pay..

Possibly crunch time..

The current share price is 135p so in the middle of 100-170p - let's see, say within next 6 months time.

[hernando2] 21/9/2020 17:35

I owned an office block with some pals in our pensions scheme, we though yeah..flats

4 years ago Non viable l, still offices, planning would not have been a problem we were told, just didn’t make financial sense

[smartie6] 21/9/2020 17:17

99p. I wonder where next?

[jugears] 21/9/2020 16:39

Sikh, your posts proves you know nothing about house building, Converting industrial to housing is a very expensive process with small margins,As I have said before there is to little land available to make prices drop, From talking to some of my customers the only land that will be made easier to get planning are in very down trodden areas where no one wants to live & land that is not easy to build on, i.e difficult access, Land that needs to be levelled, which is extremely expensive to do ( I have been on sites where this has taken 12 months)Next to a motorway or dual carriageway, Premium land isn't called premium for nothing its where people want to live! The government a desperate to revitalise depraved areas.

[jugears] 21/9/2020 16:30

Sikh I have been buying Lloyds as well Is that ok & when did you say they would be a pound TODAY as expected? Must have missed that post. Why do you say losses from previous trades, if they have bought but not sold then they haven't lost anything, my 1.70 purchase has not lost me a penny???? Do you honestly believe that the markets wont recover in the near future? I don't know how you invest but I have been saving & waiting for an opportunity like this since the financial crisis, Tw are falling due to market sentiment which at the moment has naff all to do with how they are trading, which is a lot better than many think. When the MM's decide its time for the markets to recover & they will, how many do you think will be selling for less than 100% profit???? The lower the price is manipulated down the higher the reward, I can afford to play that game, who knows I might even appear in the Sunday Times rich list soon, LOL, BTW most of my suppliers & customers have said that they will not close if there is a shut down, My staff are all fully aware that we are not closing under any circumstances, If any member of staff has the symptoms they will be told to isolate, but down to common sense really, where disposable gloves & masks & avoid crowded places & keep 2 metres apart,Close all pubs & come down hard on people that gather in large crowds, I am sure though that had the BLM protests not gone ahead the country would not be where it is now & IMO is one of the main reasons we have a spike now!

[sikhthetech] 21/9/2020 16:27

They bought 'premium land' which was hardly well timed given that a few weeks later the govn announced that planning permission won't be needed for some buildings. Therefore I don't think the premium land is as valuable as when they made their purchases.

Premium land can easily become cheaper if house prices crash.

There's also lots of commercial properties coming up for sale and redevelopment and the govn have made converting these to residential easier as well.

[imastu pidgitaswell] 21/9/2020 16:13

:-)

Which is one of the reasons I am in. Paradoxically it is that increase in safety that has caused its share price to be clobbered more than the other builders. So far...

[essentialinvestor] 21/9/2020 16:05

Their fund raising now looks very well timed.