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[spennysimmo] 26/9/2010 20:27

Hello old bean. Your age, IQ, shoe size?

[randy mandy] 26/9/2010 20:12

Sir Brainy ,44? tut tut

[hiq] 26/9/2010 20:10

Nothing dodgy about 44

[randy mandy] 26/9/2010 20:07

spenny, funny about that number 28, what!

[spennysimmo] 26/9/2010 20:00

Sell off or separate US listing perhaps.

[bordersboy] 26/9/2010 18:45

That will eradicate the debt, then what for TW. ?

[sequoia] 26/9/2010 18:42

I think SPENNY might be right about sell off,why appoint a joint broker?

[sequoia] 25/9/2010 21:59

"benchmark" means all other to be measured by this. In other words UK Building sector to lead .Others will follow.
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[sequoia] 25/9/2010 20:30

50 day moving average starting to rise. If that`s any help.

[randy mandy] 25/9/2010 19:55

spenny, are you still holding tw. ?

[jibba_jabba] 25/9/2010 19:52

Credit Suisse upgrades its view on the UK real estate sector to "benchmark".

What ever that means.

[barf2] 25/9/2010 16:27

Ok

Must have been misled by the headlines saying



;-)

[spennysimmo] 25/9/2010 14:45

No, they were lower than expected but the same as before, so had not dropped.

[barf2] 24/9/2010 20:25

Weren't US housing starts higher than expectations but still low?

I won't comment on the imbalance between TW and the rest of the sector as I know it can annoy some.

However, that sort of imbalance often leads to a rerating to bring one of a sector back in line.No logic,no reasoning or explanation given but you often see in the financial press the next day '.......was recognised as being undervalued compared to its peers...........'etc

Well I think that will be us soon.[No, I can't define soon,I thought 'soon' was by spring 2010!]

[spennysimmo] 24/9/2010 16:12

Today was not a good day for TW. US Housing Starts data was lower than analyst expectations.

[gbh2] 24/9/2010 15:52

If this is the best it can do on a good day then we've no chance when the markets turns negative, as it most certainly will!

[spennysimmo] 24/9/2010 11:41

We'll see.

[newm0delarmy] 24/9/2010 10:44

timescales? Its 5-10yrs imo, using previous downturns in property and mortgage restrictions of the early 90's...

[spennysimmo] 24/9/2010 10:35

I think that would depend on your time scales. If you are trading long day to day then I would agree.

[newm0delarmy] 24/9/2010 10:29

whebn rates have to go up in the future the market will suffer yet more...it really is not the sector to be in imo.

[spennysimmo] 24/9/2010 10:15

At an all time low. Think logicially. If it as at an all time low, which way is it likely to go moving forwards. What happens then?

[newm0delarmy] 24/9/2010 10:11

Britain stuck in a 'mortgage famine'

Britain is stuck in a 'mortgage famine' as latest figures show the number of loans approved for those buying a new home fell to a 16-month low.

[spennysimmo] 24/9/2010 08:37

Surprised? Why? lol.