Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[beckers2008] 06/5/2022 10:55

ftir1,

If you can not explain how CS bought over 492,000 shares on the Bid yesterday having rinsed and repeated as they have constantly and are doing, then I know something more than you!

Come on, tell me.

[ftir1] 06/5/2022 10:53

Have you finished Googling "Nick Leeson" yet? Lol.

[roguetraderuk] 06/5/2022 10:48

tw. not long ago filled the gap to just below 124. there is another near the covid low by 109.

[fenners66] 06/5/2022 10:47

Devastating news

BOE raises interest rate to 0.25% higher than it was 2018-2020 !

Taking base rates a bit higher than all time lows....
Average base rates from 1992 -2009 was about 6x the current rate
and house prices rose over that period....

1990 base rate was of course 15%

[ftir1] 06/5/2022 10:45

Oh, so you think you know something other mere mortals don't?

I was laughing at your Nick Leeson mentality. Lol.

[beckers2008] 06/5/2022 10:35

ftir1,

I assume the LOL is directed as you were so quick to respond?

Explain this to me;

How did CS buy over 492,000 shares yesterday at 126.55 when the lowest sell price all day was 126.55?

Being short, you must know, so explain.

[uhound] 06/5/2022 10:31

Agree 25Guilderbag - but others have a different approach.

[25guilderbag] 06/5/2022 10:16

Buy/hold things that are going up (higher highs, higher lows). Sell/avoid things that are going down (lower highs, lower lows)When new lows are being hit, ask yourself what's going to change the situation. Same with new highs, what is going to stop the rise, why is this no longer a buy?I know better than the market / it's being manipulated / long term it will come good, is not the optimum strategy.

[gbh2] 06/5/2022 09:59

As are most other Sectors.

[optomistic] 06/5/2022 09:58

Not just a TW thing...all the HB's are down this morning...

[beckers2008] 06/5/2022 09:36

The Rinse and repeat continues, CS are now in complete control of the SP, they drove the share price down to 126.55 to sell yesterday.
They bought over 492,000 shares after the bell at 126.55 on the bid!!
They will take this wherever they want, to eek out as many sellers as they can as stop losses are triggered.
CS are certainly earning their fee, they have around £70m left to manipulate the share price for the long term benefit of TW.
Carry on CS, your doing a great job.

[ftir1] 06/5/2022 09:29

The irony.

While you all keep patting yourselves on the back for your wise investments in TW. the share price continues it's journey south and imho this will continue for some considerable time.

The party's over!

[baracuda2] 06/5/2022 09:19

I don't believe that someone gives your post a thumbs down, you are obviously bang on with your comments

[gbh2] 06/5/2022 08:55

I assume the Filtered Mob are enjoying the falling SP, what a rabid state of mind they must have to enjoy (what They think) are other people's losses!

They're appear to be so lost in their hate that they fail realise the simple fact that Losses only occur IF shares are sold below the price they were purchased at.


Meanwhile the Future for the House builder's remains unchanged, they've always bounced back and they will again :)

[sunshine today] 06/5/2022 08:33

Another new low.

[uhound] 06/5/2022 08:26

More affordable housing to be built on new developments - that will be next!

[sunshine today] 06/5/2022 07:51

The average PI is male and over 55 in both the USA and U.K.

They tend to be the winners of the baby boom generation, they can be described as well off.

Hence, they believe every person on the planet thinks and acts like themselves.

They can’t see the crippling squeeze the other 80% are going through

[sunshine today] 06/5/2022 07:45

Yet another factor (totally missed by most ,) is the cost of buying and selling a house or flat of any size.

It’s not much of an issue in boom times, but it’s yet another nail in the coffin as the market boils over.

[omg48] 05/5/2022 22:25

Jugs
Is that the development in Lichfield, which is 20 mins from my house? It is big plus other companies building around that area and local Estate agents say that sales are booming.

[jugears] 05/5/2022 22:15

Sikh, base rates might have but who borrows money at these rates? not home owners & not business's, Mortgage rates have what? doubled at most? btw its actually 900% not 1000% who is talking about recession,not companies, the sectors I work in are all working flat out, but as per usual the press need headlines & lets be honest nearly every so called expert including the BoE & government made the wrong call on covid just like the BoE are now trying to control inflation with rate rises, there is not a chance that will work, most companies cut production during covid for many months, as they produce goods on a just in time basis, they do not need to keep large stocks of items, car factories etc only have parts to last a few days as they are constantly replaced ( having large quantities of parts stored is not only dead money but very very expensive to store them) unlike years gone buy. The problem is that when production stops even just for weeks then it can take a long time to rebuild those stocks to fulfill demand at a competitive rates, as work has picked up demand has increased & those purchasing have had to pay more if they want the goods & the same applies the housing industry, stock has been depleted & those that can will pay more so that they can secure there home, these are very strange times where you would have expected due to 2 years of covid there would be a huge glut of houses coming to the market, that said a substantial amount of buyers held off purchasing houses leading up to bexit uncertainty which a lot of experts have under estimated. Any brief downward movements in house prices imo will just result in a surge in houses being sold as people try & bag a bargain, resulting in prices going up higher than now, but unless more houses come to the market soon I can only see prices rising.

[ftir1] 05/5/2022 22:11

What a load of nonsense. UK base rate at ~2.5%. HB's sell off will continue for years. Hopefully it's still not too late to offload above ~£1.20.

Tin hat time tomorrow.

[roguetraderuk] 05/5/2022 20:59

sikh, house prices dont fall when inflating is rising briskly. they fall during periods of deflation. the company newsflow today from barratt - they see still strong demand and flat to positive effect to margins from inflation for rest of year.
because you want something to happen doesnt mean it will. there are many many cash buyers waiting to pick up any loose stock. i myself am waiting to pick up unfinished builds from those that have overleveraged themselves.