Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[fewdollarsmore] 06/8/2010 12:34

NFP figures (high impact) due today which will be key for market direction...

[cheetah] 06/8/2010 11:38

Only another 5p and I'll be back to my buy price!

[barf2] 06/8/2010 10:12

They are doing everything they can to hold this down.I'm quietly confident by their failure to dominate it that I think we might soon see a big stride up.

[barf2] 06/8/2010 08:33

Last buy to be an 'A' trade and hit the book was 8 minutes past 8.

Edit
As I typed they 'a' trade buys restarted.Uncanny!

[barf2] 06/8/2010 08:18

Well they are trying the usual of restricting what buys hit the book but it looks like they are running out of strength.

[barf2] 06/8/2010 07:56

I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't have a real go at this this morning.They have had this completely under their control for a while and won't be happy about losing that control.

I think they might use the uncertainty about todays US employment figures to unsettle investors and try and run this back down a bit 1st thing.

Just wary at present.

[barf2] 06/8/2010 06:46

TD
Shouldn't you be working for the US diplomatic corps [I'm being flippant,I wouldn't imagine they have one].

More rise today please.

[the disciple] 05/8/2010 22:00

seq ,its huge massive ,hope that helps.

[sequoia] 05/8/2010 21:22

TD does BOOM TIME Mean Massive rise or Huge rise.
seq

[the disciple] 05/8/2010 20:50

ITS BOOM TIME !!!!!!

[bordersboy] 05/8/2010 18:56

Homebuilder Options Show Bulls Boost Bets Shares Will Rally 20% by January

[bordersboy] 05/8/2010 18:12

then join KBC Peel Hunt, they say the same thing altho they want their own shares suspended due to lack of funds, lol

[ronwilkes123] 05/8/2010 18:08

property shares in britain going up, i wont stand for it

[bordersboy] 05/8/2010 16:25

that will be tomorrow

[daniel81] 05/8/2010 16:20

i thk we will see 40p or even 45p very soon

[gcom2] 05/8/2010 13:56

Someone just bought 300,000

[barf2] 05/8/2010 13:46

Should be another note out any time from KBC Peel Hunt just saying

'Whatever!'

[the flop] 05/8/2010 12:42

05/08 12:41 - PRESS RELEASE: Bankrate: Mortgage Rates Continue to Drop

Bankrate: Mortgage Rates Continue to Drop


NEW YORK, Aug. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Mortgage rates moved even lower this
week, with the average conforming 30-year fixed mortgage rate hitting a
record low of 4.66 percent, according to Bankrate.com's weekly national
survey. The average 30-year fixed mortgage has an average of 0.42
discount and origination points.

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The average 15-year fixed mortgage dropped to 4.11 percent, and the
larger jumbo 30-year fixed rate remained at 5.43 percent. Adjustable
rate mortgages were mixed, with the average 5-year ARM sliding to 3.95
percent and the average 1-year ARM remaining at 4.80 percent.

Mortgage rates hit yet another record low as worries about weak economic
growth just won't go away. Recent speculation that the Federal Reserve
may resume measures such as purchasing mortgage-backed bonds or
government debt - perhaps as soon as next week's FOMC meeting - helped
bring rates lower. Whether or not the Fed pursues such a course likely
hinges on the July jobs report to be released Aug. 6. Even without any
action by the Fed, the next move in mortgage rates is also pegged to the
employment report.

The last time mortgage rates were above 6 percent was Nov. 2008. At that
time, the average rate was 6.33 percent, meaning a $200,000 loan would
have carried a monthly payment of $1,241.86. With the average rate now
4.66 percent, the monthly payment for the same size loan would be $1
032.47, a savings of $209 per month for a homeowner refinancing now.




SURVEY RESULTS

30-year fixed: 4.66% -- down from 4.71% last week (avg. points: 0.42)

15-year fixed: 4.11% -- down from 4.17% last week (avg. points: 0.40)

5/1 ARM: 3.95% -- down from 4.07% last week (avg. points: 0.30)




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mortgage rates will remain relatively the same, with 61 percent
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mortgage rates will fall in the next week.

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[the flop] 05/8/2010 12:39

FDM 46p???? stick another 10p on that.


IMO October spending review will throw up suprises and major uplift for the sector and will kickstart one of the most strongest sector recoveries ever seen.

[gcom2] 05/8/2010 12:37

sell ur shares then if thats what you think!