Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[barf2] 29/9/2010 08:33

It's like a fish out of water when its' up isn't it? doesn't know how to behave and keeps looking at the opening price as an anchor with a longing look and would much rather be back there or below than this uncomfortable and painful rising business.

Not at all convincing.Up under sufferance I'd say.

Only up because it feels obliged with the FTSE going well.

It'll be down by mid morning I expect.

[barf2] 29/9/2010 06:39

We pronounce that zed,zed,zed,zed,zed,zed over here TD ;-)

You are quite right though.

[the disciple] 28/9/2010 20:31

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[fewdollarsmore] 28/9/2010 16:45

Scars not forgetting the 2% charge as well....

[scars] 28/9/2010 16:26

2 year fixed @ 5.5% - I'd lend for that!

[freddie63] 28/9/2010 13:13

Paragon returns to lending

[barf2] 28/9/2010 08:40

The FTSE has found another cliff to dive off and TW is eager to follow it lemming style.

If only TW followed it when it went the other way.

[fewdollarsmore] 27/9/2010 18:14

euroclear.com go to stock on loan data and select month although Sept info will not update until next week...

[orchestralis] 27/9/2010 15:41

Where can I find out how many tw. shares are on loan?

[barf2] 27/9/2010 07:39

"Talk of a double dip, with the implication being that the market will see double-digit house price falls, is over-done despite the weak outlook for demand. We expect a slowdown in the volume of homes coming to the market to limit the scale of absolute price falls over the next 12 months."

There was a good bit in the weekend press about how the fella from the council of mortgage lenders had a pop at all the doom mongers with their constant talk of double dips but strangely enough it didn't get reported widely.

Where to today? slight rise at the off and then a pullback to end the day just about where we start?

[defcon4] 27/9/2010 07:34

House prices fall across the whole country as buyers sit tight

[barf2] 27/9/2010 06:57

British house prices rose at their slowest annual rate in 7 months in September, as prices fell monthly in all regions for the first time in almost 1-1/2 years, according to a survey on Monday by property data firm Hometrack.

Hometrack said house prices were up 1 percent compared with a year ago in September, after an annual rise of 1.5 percent in August.


That sort of report must really irritate all the double dip monkeys with their constant bleating.

[randy mandy] 26/9/2010 22:53

Mucker smurf, Pearls a singer

[sequoia] 26/9/2010 22:25

DOW to be testing 11000, yet we are only testing 30p,Are we in a time warp or something. better off buying a crown of rhubarb at least you get a return after 18 months.
seq

[defcon4] 26/9/2010 22:07

spennysimmo - 25 Sep'10 - 14:45 - 4133 of 4152

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

testicals testicals one two one two, so are you in the Albert Hall club?

[defcon4] 26/9/2010 22:00

gbh2 - 24 Sep'10 - 15:52 - 4130 of 4151

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!

Go on then gbh beat yourself up, you'll only have one's self to blame if you do porridge, remember 3 strikes und yoor oot!

[barf2] 26/9/2010 21:08

RAMSAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[randy mandy] 26/9/2010 21:00

one hopes so spenny, stay cool

;')

[spennysimmo] 26/9/2010 20:59

Randy, have I nice evening Sir. Chill, relax, it all kicks off at 8am and off we go again.

[hiq] 26/9/2010 20:43

spennysimmo - 26 Sep'10 - 20:27 - 4145 of 4147

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

Actually remarkably close