Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[sir rational] 28/1/2011 15:04

Bullish pattern, though

[sir rational] 28/1/2011 15:01

Probably not worth wasting time on it just yet but the little data we've got in the last couple of weeks would fit the pattern, needs more time

[smurfy2001] 28/1/2011 14:56

Sir Rational , do you have a TW chart to show this potential pattern?

[sir rational] 28/1/2011 14:53

Smurfy - ?


We will see

[sir rational] 28/1/2011 14:42

Shame we don't know anything about the tax side of a putative TM sale

[newkid] 28/1/2011 14:37

Looks like TW should sell the UK side and keep TM. Seems to be more upside in the US then in our own domestic market.

[spennysimmo] 28/1/2011 14:24

ltv, yes I think from memory I was just responding to someone who said they were about to go short and I said they'd miss the rise to 40p. They might be right. In reality it was difficult to say which way it was going to break out of the pennant but it was coming to a head. Now we know.

[imastu pidgitaswell] 28/1/2011 14:19

Well, it's a proper test of 35p, if nothing else. Zzzzzz

[ludlowe] 28/1/2011 14:04

thanks wends ,i will be buying tw. for long term in sipp rather than day trades ,thanks again for the heads up ,

[wendsworth] 28/1/2011 13:45

ludlowe : Your patience will be rewarded with both TW and Lloy.

With the US housing and property sectors showing signs of recovery it is likely that the US/Canadian side will attract a host of bidders and secure a good price. Once that happens then I see this share trading north of 50p.

[loadthevan] 28/1/2011 13:40

in fairness though spenny, you also mentioned a gap up to 40.

[ludlowe] 28/1/2011 13:37

i made a bad call on lloy at 65p on monday ,so will be more patient with tw.

[fewdollarsmore] 28/1/2011 13:33

So where to now Spenny??

Aphro - good call, credit where credits due and a polite shorter at that.

[spennysimmo] 28/1/2011 12:44

I did post yesterday that I thought this would break in the next day or two.

[sir rational] 28/1/2011 11:52

Yes, prematurely...

[imastu pidgitaswell] 28/1/2011 11:28

I'd say (prematurely) he's got him now...

[jibba_jabba] 28/1/2011 11:24

Big order getting filled nicely at the expence of weak holders.

[sir rational] 28/1/2011 11:09

1 Nadal, Rafael (ESP) 12,390
2 Federer, Roger (SUI) 9,245
3 Djokovic, Novak (SRB) 6,240
4 Soderling, Robin (SWE) 5,785
5 Murray, Andy (GBR) 5,760
6 Berdych, Tomas (CZE) 3,955
7 Ferrer, David (ESP) 3,895

Very tight

[sir rational] 28/1/2011 11:04

He's won a few Masters now, maybe grand slam not impossible with the other 2 out

[barf2] 28/1/2011 11:02

He disappoints by world champ grand slam standards.By UK tennis player standards he's punching way above his weight!

[sir rational] 28/1/2011 11:00

Murray always disappoints though, he needs to put more time in down the gym

[ludlowe] 28/1/2011 10:55

jibba_jabbas chart looks good ,i will buy tw. soon

[aphrodites] 28/1/2011 10:52

Sir R

Always remember with a stock like this with such excellent liquidity it is made for the Hedge Funds to short.

And when they know a bull position has been built up ahead of results they will test the support levels on the charts on the way down. And these boys have balls of steel!

Many "stops" are also in place just below or above the chart levels and when these are hit the downward or upward trend is exaggerated even more.

The 5 waves I highlighted have brought us up from 24p on 30 November to 38p this week. This retracement can just as easily bring us back to test 30p or lower. And we have been in a "bull" market over this period.

Just as well we have two views in a market otherwise we wouldn't have a market.

[ludlowe] 28/1/2011 10:50

thanks sir rational ,you are a kind clever man ,fact

[sir rational] 28/1/2011 10:49

lol

1. yes but TM news imminent will blow 35p away forever -->60p
2. Murray getting stronger