Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[slytherin] 15/6/2011 11:23

The weaker holders are being expelled, not a bad thing for the longer term perhaps. Not far off returning to blue for the day.....I'll be glad to see 37p reached again.

[gbh2] 15/6/2011 09:05

Too many damned shares in circulation, they should have had a share consolidation long ago!!!!

[shaws37] 15/6/2011 09:02

Something is spooking TW, bdev is rocketing.

[edsthebusiness] 14/6/2011 15:58

Excellent graph Sir Rational, thanks again

[imastu pidgitaswell] 14/6/2011 15:53

This does (finally) look a bit climactic (oo-er) in advance of the pending announcement of the TM deal completion.

Nice rise from the low, with one of those nice hammer jobs to give a clear signal that it's time to buy. Never cease to be impressed by the sheer blatancy of the manipulation that goes on when the ruperts want their quick profits - fundamentals irrelevant, all about the power of the money flow.

[kazz] 14/6/2011 15:53

I must say a nice bit of fretwork on the handle SR.

Obviously a posh cup handle for the little finger.

Regards....kazz

[shaws37] 14/6/2011 15:44

cup, handle, lid of metal, whats inside the singing kettle.

[edsthebusiness] 14/6/2011 15:16

Sir Rational, nice to see you back, that was just a tree shake this morning, dont fret!

[sir rational] 14/6/2011 14:58

Deltaman cheers

[slytherin] 14/6/2011 14:37

MM's taking the price down ready on their behalf! IMHO

[davy855] 14/6/2011 14:37

Deltaman. Thanks pal.

[shaws37] 14/6/2011 14:31

Not going by the volume.

[slytherin] 14/6/2011 14:21

Major tree shaking, the big boys are filling their boots, or getting ready to do so. They'll have fingers on the trigger ready for when TM confirmed.

[deltaman2] 14/6/2011 13:24

Been told that TW will be 50 million short of debtless so all divisions have been told to raise the percentage to make up the short fall by holding back payments, so I would presume the deal is still on but when, who knows.

[fewdollarsmore] 14/6/2011 13:21

Calling all chartists, how is the following patterns fairing:

1. Cup & Handle - are we still forming or has this vanished?
2. Inverse Head and Shoulders - are we still forming or has this vanished?
3. Old Dubya - has this gone also or do we think another W will be formed in the next day or so?

[aquadave99] 14/6/2011 12:36

Not just TW. All the housing sector peers are moving in tandem at the moment. Nobody is in any doubt that there is significant upside to be seen but it is just a waiting game. nobody is going to stump up for investment until they are more aware of the situation economically. Housing market is sluggish, once signs of a recovery appear then investors will be steaming into TW. and the others.

[spennysimmo] 14/6/2011 11:09

This isn't a happy bunny.

[edsthebusiness] 13/6/2011 16:31

Sir Rational, you're not as bullish as one once was, wazzup?

[sir rational] 13/6/2011 14:00

Yeah I wonder if the market is pricing in more uncertainty for TM deal completing than we thought likely

[imastu pidgitaswell] 13/6/2011 13:55

Sounds like quite a desperate reiteration - just as it's about to plop through the 35.6 support.

Still, it has worked for now, although probably for a few hours, never mind days. All seems very odd - the NAV of TW is 57p+, with minimal debt when the Taylor Morrison deal completes - within a couple of weeks. Unless...

[shaws37] 13/6/2011 13:25

Problem is, when we get an overweight - it goes down. When we get an underweight - it goes down. Or certainly appears that way.

[libertine] 13/6/2011 12:27

FLASH: JP Morgan reiterates overweight on Taylor Wimpey
13 June 2011 | 10:43am

[shaws37] 11/6/2011 13:55

All go for Tee Dubs

Taylor Wimpey properties in Welwyn almost sold out....





Taylor Wimpey properties in Bracknell selling fast





Taylor Wimpey unveils new homes in Norfolk

[shaws37] 11/6/2011 13:52

Doncaster-based coal mining giant UK Coal has agreed a £10m deal to sell 764 acres of agricultural land to Taylor Wimpey UK.

UK Coal said further consideration would become payable if, as expected, the housebuilder seeks development opportunities for this land.

The proceeds, which bring UK Coal's property sales for the year to £33.6m, will be used to reduce debt while Harworth Estates continues to sell surplus agricultural and other land on behalf of the business.

UK Coal reported an "unacceptable" £125m loss earlier this year and at its annual general meeting this week chairman Jonson Cox said the review to determine methods of addressing the company's "deep-rooted problems" had been completed.

'Recovery objectives' included: stabilisation of the mining operations to achieve consistent levels of production; a safety improvement plan; clear cost control; revised terms of employment and more flexible working patterns; agreement of the level and form of pension provision; a more robust commercial strategy; and continued debt reduction.