Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[sequoia] 28/6/2011 21:31

This chart showing the 40p line,and also the 30p line







Breach the 40p line then its 50p plus. IMHO
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[spennysimmo] 28/6/2011 16:32

The sad thing is, I looked to see if he was.

[jibba_jabba] 28/6/2011 15:49

Swear he's saying Taylor wimpey go up..

[fewdollarsmore] 28/6/2011 13:55

37p breached can she hold!!

Spenny - I hate these so called experts bleating the obvious.

[spennysimmo] 28/6/2011 13:15

ed, I'm not silly and neither are you. Yes of course if interest rates were to rise excessively then there will be a lot of people who are just getting by now on minimal rates who will struggle and problems could arise.

I just don't think it needs a so called banking "expert" to inform us in the press of what the whole country already knows.

Rates have to go up at some point, we all know that but with what we have all witnessed in the last few years I would be very surprised if the powers to be now go and perform actions that will put the country right back in it again. Next to banking, the residential property market is one of the main sectors that is influential enough to make this happen. I just can't see rates rising until the economy is on more of a level footing.

So for a top person to say "if" rates were to rise we would have problems is a little bit pointless. Unless however his angle is to ensure that rates do not rise in which case it is clever PR.

[ed the businesses] 28/6/2011 13:03

Smurfy, open debate.. nothing more, nothing less!

[spennysimmo] 28/6/2011 12:56

They are breaking it up. TM being sold, apparently. ;-)

[smurfy2001] 28/6/2011 12:39

break it up chaps

[fewdollarsmore] 28/6/2011 12:24

PS Most people are paying way over the base anyway even with 30% deposits those lucky enough to have a variable rate linked to the base pre the sh&t hitting the fan are quids in at present. I know as I am one of those paying about £120 a month to live in my house saving of nealy £650 compared to pre debt crisis.

[fewdollarsmore] 28/6/2011 12:21

I would through in the credit rating agencies!!!

TW. keeps banging its head on the 37p level will it breach it?

[spennysimmo] 28/6/2011 11:51

Look, nothing personal. You trade your way with your views and I'll do the same.

[ed the businesses] 28/6/2011 11:48

Are these "comics" too?

[spennysimmo] 28/6/2011 11:28

Did the country's "leading bankers" warn about and avert the financial crisis? No they didn't. What makes you think I respect their "expertise" any more now? They created this mortgage mess and now we are supposed to respect their opinion and foresight as quoted in comic called the Daily Mail? I think not.

[wolterix] 28/6/2011 11:22

like spenny says, ain't gonna happen...

last thing BoE wants is deflation

[ed the businesses] 28/6/2011 11:19

What about when an 'if' becomes "as soon as"

Britain faces a wave of house repossessions as soon as interest rates start to rise, one of the country's leading bankers has warned.

[spennysimmo] 28/6/2011 10:31

Right now, interest rates aren't rising. Fact. Sorry but I don't get hyped up by "if" articles in the Daily Mail.

[ed the businesses] 28/6/2011 10:25

spennysimmo, so interest rates wont rise to control inflation just to appease homeowners?

[sir rational] 28/6/2011 09:58

Especially as the word is TM went for a lot more money than the worse case scenario in the RNS

[retsius] 28/6/2011 09:28

News of TM sale and update should give ashare price boost.

[spennysimmo] 28/6/2011 09:21

That's why rates aren't rising.

Just to keep a balance...

[ed the businesses] 28/6/2011 09:10

Need to keep a balance ..

Surge in home repossessions if interest rates rise, warns top bank chief. He said lenders must be tougher on people who default on their mortgage

Last updated at 6:01 AM on 28th June 2011

Britain is facing a raft of home repossessions as soon as interest rates start to rise, one of the country's leading bankers has warned


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[shaws37] 28/6/2011 08:15

With news on Thursday, you'd think it's going to be bad looking at the share price