Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[jwoolley] 26/1/2011 17:42

Come on...think Jessica Rabbit...she's tidy...lol

[shaws37] 26/1/2011 17:40

oh aye ? ;)

[shaws37] 26/1/2011 17:34

what kind of movies ?

[jwoolley] 26/1/2011 17:32

jj...not sure if you remember me...we were in contact some time ago by email chatting bout movies etc...i have lost your email address and I am after a favour..

[sir rational] 26/1/2011 17:07

But that's exactly what happens with pennants...

[imastu pidgitaswell] 26/1/2011 16:49

Well if it was a pennant, it has closed above it - previous post was based on a quick look and a lazy approach:

[imastu pidgitaswell] 26/1/2011 16:05

Just fallen back to the upper edge of that pennant (if it is there...)

Another 0.5p up before close would be nice.

:-)

[sir rational] 26/1/2011 15:50

Whole sector rising

[slytherin] 26/1/2011 15:47

5,4,3,2,1 we have liftoff......................

[slytherin] 26/1/2011 15:46

The refinancing announcement suggested the conditional new bond finance was some way off, and a bit of a worry, but that was already in the bag! So TM contract could be with the buyer for signature!

[spennysimmo] 26/1/2011 15:45

It's been lit.

[jibba_jabba] 26/1/2011 15:17

US home sales good, must have a delay fuse this end.

[spennysimmo] 26/1/2011 15:10

I would doubt it. I think any breakout on a technical signal would be purely technical. From memory I think the update was worded in a way that would make any news on TM so soon afterwards unlikely but of course you never know.

[sir rational] 26/1/2011 14:56

If it's a pennant, breakout could be imminent - news on TM?

[sir rational] 26/1/2011 13:39

TW. shrugged off the mortgage lending news whereas the peer group stuttered

[sir rational] 26/1/2011 13:35

Might be something in the flag/pennant theory

[jibba_jabba] 26/1/2011 09:34

1500 US New Home Sales.

[sir rational] 26/1/2011 09:27

Despite bullish comments from broker Oriel Securities, Taylor Wimpey cheapened 1.38p to 35.89p. The broker recommends TW and is overweight on the housebuilding sector. It believes 2011 will be a more stable year for the UK housing market than 2010. Without the distractions of a General Election and a Comprehensive Spending Review it reckons a sense of normality will return to the market.


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[sir rational] 26/1/2011 09:18

Ima - We'll know in 13 minutes! lol

[kazz] 26/1/2011 08:51

Thanks for the charts everybody.

cheers.....Kazz

[imastu pidgitaswell] 26/1/2011 08:34

Something in nothing, or a proper flag?



Golden cross, NAV etc, should break upwards, but...

[jibba_jabba] 26/1/2011 08:27

UK Mortgage Approvals 0930.