Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[wig123] 08/10/2010 09:43

careful, dream on, all that happens on any house price retrace is landlords step up to the plate and steal a bit more of good old blighty off the natives ;;-)

[wig123] 08/10/2010 09:42

Yeah right, thousands upon thousands of barren acres left fallow and susidised by UK inhabitants in order to maintain the wealth of the few. lol!

[careful] 08/10/2010 09:42

we shareholders know about reality.
our share prices collapse overnight sometimes.
houseowners are in denial.
after a tripling of prices over 10 years they refuse to let the market drop the price.

it will happen, but it will take time.
prices will return to 4x average earnings.
still high but well down from todays prices.

[wolterix] 08/10/2010 09:39

England's green and pleasant land, wig...

[wig123] 08/10/2010 09:37

kin nimbys, want stringing up and forced to live in a block of flats in Hackney!






NY , you're a cheerful chap, wouldnt wanna be in the trenches with you lol!

[ny boy] 08/10/2010 09:34

Certainly going to be a rough winter housing market got way ahead of reality, loads stuck trying to sell £1M+, apartments penthouses, markets dead in the water in London. Double dip and lower for sure, UK property prices are way over valued, growth at best will be sluggish for the next 1-2 yrs. Standby for Government spending job cuts, higher unemployment, retail sales slump, VAT rises, petrol rises are already knocking back spending, many in jobs haven't had a pay rise for 1-2 years, still plenty willing to be sucked in & seduced by clever marketing/sales of new apartment buildings.

[wig123] 08/10/2010 09:31

mayers, btw, you will find more wildlife,flora and fauna integrated in housing estates than you will on tracts of sterile farming land.

[wig123] 08/10/2010 09:29

mayers, antiquated green belt laws are in place to protect and maintain the land values of the blue noses, 1% of the population own 85% of the land in the UK, greenies and nimbys are playing in to the hands of the masters they so detest.

[davy855] 08/10/2010 09:25

Guys. I am not trying to tell you guys to suck eggs but the charts suggest MAJOR support @ 25p so if it breaks this run a mile with losses. Just to note I have taken my full ''oo'' option & are really disappointed here.

GL all.

[mayers] 08/10/2010 09:24

wig, why not concrete over the whole of the country?

[imastu pidgitaswell] 08/10/2010 09:22

Panmure Gordon:




Class act...

[wig123] 08/10/2010 09:20

Are Panmure one of Schroders puppets?

[wig123] 08/10/2010 09:20

Maybe, but at the same time the gov. need to stimulate the housebuilding sector at some point. Wether this is apparent come 22nd or not remains to be seen, but what I do know is a surefire way to do it would be to simplify the planning regime and grant pp on greenbelt sites and stick two fingers up to the nimbys and greenies, TW. have a very large strategic landbank at minimul cost, with pp granted on many of their larger sites it wouldnt take long to take the incentive to bring them on stream.

[barf2] 08/10/2010 09:17

Brilliant!
Panmure,who can't even manage their own finances and have to tap the markets to stay trading are busy doing their usual pointless marking down.

[newm0delarmy] 08/10/2010 09:12

Mass public sector cut backs and layoffs next year...this sector is fried for a few years...and one or perhaps two companies will be in trouble, and have to restructure debts, down value land, and then only then will sector look good for entry for shareholders.

[davy855] 08/10/2010 09:11

* Panmure cuts Redrow PLC Taylor Wimpey Plc to hold from buy

* Panmure cuts Barratt Developments PLC price target to 153P from 180P

* Panmure cuts Bellway PLC price target to 738P from 868P

* Panmure cuts Bovis Homes Group PLC price target to 455P from 535P

* Panmure cuts Persimmon PLC price target to 489P from 575P


This is going no where. F in share.

[wig123] 08/10/2010 09:07

not just the loan fees, they will have subsidary companys/brokers etc. shorting the fk out of it at the same time using various derivs. and instruments. Daylight robbery and perfectly legal lol!


oh well, cant complain, should provide us mere mortals with a decent entry point............. however, I am cautious ahead of the 22nd (spending review)

[barf2] 08/10/2010 09:03

Was 7.55% the other day.Interesting point wiggy.

They might feel happier earning a loan fee in the short term and holdng the stock for the long term.

As I say it's a murky seedy world in that stock market and we pay for it while fund managers and hedgies etc take massive bonuses at the PI's expense.

[wig123] 08/10/2010 08:58

Strange how over the last few months as Schroders increase their position the stock drops, perhaps they are increasing their holding with the sole intent of loaning stock out. Anyone up to date figures of stock on loan?

[barf2] 08/10/2010 08:55

Just us BTW in case anyone was wondering.Others down but not a great deal except PSN also hit.

[fewdollarsmore] 08/10/2010 08:36

When are the next set of results due to be released?

cheers

[barf2] 08/10/2010 08:08

Taylor: never disappoints to disappoint.

[sequoia] 07/10/2010 21:31

Well I suppose the DOW bouncing off the rising 4 day moving average could be a good sign.
edit nice chart JJ by the way
seq

[shaws37] 07/10/2010 17:52

Interesting to see where is goes from the 61.8, perhaps a climb back to 50% fib ?