Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[cupra kid] 23/12/2020 15:11

Rumours of a brexit deal I believe.

[hernando2] 23/12/2020 10:54

We have one the busiest hubs in the world for airline travel, we have a huge business population that travels back and forth across the channel for all sorts of reason, we are one of the major financial capitals of the world, we are a very open country and hopefully that will continue.

Germany abandoned test and trace a soon as their number rose, we live in liberal democracy. Try telling the police to F Off in Spain or France and see what happens.

The messages keep changing because the virus moves and mutates and people wont comply with isolating when required, we are the best in the world at at the analysis of the virus and are open with our communications with the nation.

As to Brexit...don't start me on the fair open and transparent EU they are a absolute disgrace and if you investigate the impacts of Tariffs through the CAP on the ROW and the impact of the CFP on the fish around our coasts and in wider oceans you would perhaps change your mind about the EU, the only country worse that The EU on fish is China

Enough from me

[sikhthetech] 23/12/2020 10:44

Hernando,

GB mainland is an island, whereas the other countries you mention have land borders. So compare UK with countries like NZ - are deaths and infections rising fast in NZ or Oz?. It is easier to control a virus if borders are closed for international passengers.

Covid has been around for a year. It has been known as a serious threat in UK since last Feb. Yet the messages keep changing and they've only just started mass testing. It's interesting you mention US, where Trump mentioned injecting bleach and advocated mass rallies without masks!!!!

Give people clear, consistent laws that they understand then majority will follow them. Enforce those laws then majority will follow them. Give people an inch and they will take a mile. Different tier levels and people will travel from the highest to areas lower tier

With Brexit, how many deadlines have there been since January. It's better to go for a no deal and start afresh.


I voted Tory and Remain (seems like 100yrs ago!!) but I can see that Covid planning and Brexit talks are not working.
A no deal is better than a bad deal. It's already been over 4yrs since the referendum, the longer this goes on the more damage, to reputation and economy, there is. In the months/years the UK had been trying to negotiate a bad deal, they could have had a no deal and started negotiating new deals.

Short term pain, long term gain.

The only winners are the lawyers and negotiators.

[hernando2] 23/12/2020 08:39

Just an aside Sikh..

You do realise that Europe are compleley under the cosh with Covid as are America and Canada

Holland full lockdown for 5 weeks , Ontario province strict lockdown day after Christmas, Germany “hard ‘ lock down and so on...USA well...



Deaths and infections are rising at fast rates across all of those areas.

South Africa new variant out of control amongst young people.

Of course its all the governments fault here and all other countries have fantastic switched on people with great plans and better implementation!! We have the vaccinations underway...the EU is just approving it now and it’s just starting.


Of course if only we handled handled it like China all would be well and if only we hadn’t elected the tories all would be even better

People like you need to get some perspective.

[sikhthetech] 22/12/2020 17:27

absolutely, a fantastic year to trade. These opportunities don't come around that often, with major uncertainties hitting within such a short space of time.

What a roller coaster the HBs were, TW down only 20-25% compared to the start of the year. Too bad on Lloyds which is down around 50% for those who bought earlier the year. ;-)

Lucky for HBs the govn came to the rescue.

Post brexit, I expect reality on economic woes and govn schemes ending March/April will hit.

[jugears] 22/12/2020 16:25

Considering all the doom & gloom Tw share price has held up remarkably well this year, Having had one of the busiest years of my working life I am now looking forward to a few days off with my family,with the fullest forward order book ever recorded for this time of year ( I am now covered for the whole of next year) This truly has been one amazing year, To my fellow investors stay safe,Covid free, & have a good Christmas & hopefully we will all have a very positive & prosperous new year!

[sikhthetech] 22/12/2020 13:42

Stamp duty: Property market faces 'cliff-edge' if holiday is not extended, claims expert

THE STAMP duty holiday coming to an end could see the UK property market face a "cliff-edge", according to an expert. The SDLT holiday is due to come to an end on March 31.




good trading environment until events strike. That's when the traders get caught out on their trades as could be seen when HBs were on the downturn until Nov before the share price rose again towards 170p, as expected.

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

[gbh2] 22/12/2020 08:59

G'morning Cupra, the orders auto cancel at the end of the trading day, so this morning I executed a straight forward sell at 160p, also selling lloy for +5% on yesterday morning's buys.

However what really made me smile this morning was the idiot that routinely appears on here debunking TW's potential, is over on the lloy's thread posting what I assume is a negative view of the latest house figures that have boosted the lloy's share price :)

[cupra kid] 22/12/2020 08:22

There's your 159p gbh2. Well played sir

[millwallfan] 21/12/2020 19:11

There are comments that the biggest sticking point is now fishing and the 'sovereignty' over our waters. If they are our waters then all we do is issue the eu with 'licence' to enter and fish. Sovereignty maintained, we can never eat all the fish ourselves anyway so why on earth risk tariffs on fish AND everything else?? Absolute lunacy! Get the trade deal sorted And IF we do any trade deal on any specific item which is deemed to give competitive advantage the EU retaliation would be specific which is a million times better than tariffs on everything and the ridiculous border checks and controls that go with no deal. We and the world have enough problems dealing with covid so for goodness sake make some compromises and get us a free trade deal to protect the economy and employment. As Del Boy would undoubtedly say ' you know it makes sense'

[martyn9] 21/12/2020 13:46

I stand corrected!! :)

[gbh2] 21/12/2020 13:40

Shouldn't that be Chinese mutant plague :))

[cupra kid] 21/12/2020 12:54

Not helping but media propaganda at it's best.

[martyn9] 21/12/2020 12:50

The new mutant chinese plague not helping either!!

[clarky5150] 21/12/2020 11:08

That’s the Dec 11th gap fully filled. DOW dragging everything down today

[jugears] 21/12/2020 10:52

Looking good to top up again before Christmas.

[gbh2] 21/12/2020 08:35

TW is a share that just keeps on giving, orders filled sub 152 sells set for 159p, done for the day unless Doris comes our with some new master plan :))

[sikhthetech] 20/12/2020 21:38

Brexit, tier 4 lockdowns this week..

Stamp Duty holiday ending 31st March


A third of home buyers would ABANDON their purchase if they missed stamp duty holiday deadline


- Survey finds 31 per cent of buyers would drop out if they did not complete
- The deadline for taking advantage of the government scheme is 31 March 2021
- A petition calling for an extension has received nearly 25,000 signatures
- The Treasury said last week that it had no plans to extend the tax break

[sikhthetech] 17/12/2020 15:34

The Chancellor has extended... wait for it...

no, not Stamp Duty hol..
Furlough has been extended by 1 month until end of April..




;-)

[imastu pidgitaswell] 17/12/2020 07:37

tbf, it may not close (but equally it might); the point was simply that such a large gap developed, with no underlying reason for its development AFTER 3 YEARS OF CONSISTENT TRACKING, was always going to close either mostly or completely.

And it has.

Snogs to sikh (filtered)

:-)