Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[127tolmers] 29/7/2011 16:56

Bellway will be issuing a trading update on 5 August following the conclusion of its financial year at the end of July. At 3:45pm: (LON:BWY) Bellway share price was -11p at 661.5p Story provided by StockMarketWire.com

[edsthebusiness] 28/7/2011 18:11

Sundaymonday, good call, nice to see you back. Ed

[sundaymonday] 28/7/2011 17:18

next target 50p

[edsthebusiness] 28/7/2011 12:39

welcome back sundaymonday, hope you are well .ed

[sundaymonday] 28/7/2011 12:16

I don't see it that way.

Healthy consolidation.

[racg] 28/7/2011 11:06

What does one person posting a 3 year old newspaper report matter apart from annoying those invested. This and Bdev dont need any encouragement to drop anyhow and none of our buys or sell make a drop of difference. Relentless drip down. FFS

[imastu pidgitaswell] 27/7/2011 13:30

We're back in the descending triangle - remember, the one we broke out of and left behind...

[fewdollarsmore] 27/7/2011 13:04

Is it me or are we trending down....

[davy855] 27/7/2011 11:46

TW at the minute is like a 70 yr old trying to keep it up...... Really pathetic considering NA sale & debt.

[kazz] 27/7/2011 08:54

Thanks imastu pidgitaswell

Glad someone is on the ball.

Regards....kazz

[imastu pidgitaswell] 27/7/2011 08:38

"He also believes that many companies will be forced to cut their dividend payments "

Odd that two of the three mentioned don't currently pay dividends. One would think he would know that?

Well we'll find out in a few days with the half year results. It's possible, but as TW is now in a much safer place, I am not concerned. Also difficult to see how he can extrapolate a few weeks of slower sales (if true) into a reduced forecast for next year. On what basis?

I'll be interested to see what TW say, and others, and whether is any evidence for his comments. If not, will there be any reaction from the FSA?

[shaws37] 26/7/2011 17:15

UBS must have a short on ?

[shaws37] 26/7/2011 17:09

From the BDEV thread.


pimpi - 26 Jul'11 - 16:49 - 10037 of 10038

UK House Building Sector May Be In Trouble

A report by stock market powerhouse UBS has caused great concern in the house building sector with many investors 'running for the hills'. The report has clarified the alarming collapse in sales over the last two months and called into question the ability of some house builders to survive without the injection of funding to see them through what some claim are worse conditions than 1991. As more than £300 million was wiped off the value of the sector yesterday, there are growing concerns about the state the UK's leading house builders.



Mark Stockdale of UBS issued revised forecasts for Barratt Developments, Persimmon and Taylor Wimpey where he has slashed his profits estimates for this year and next. He also believes that many companies will be forced to cut their dividend payments in order to retain as much funding as possible.



On the surface the report seems a little out of line with many in the sector but recent comments from the house builders themselves seem to back up the thoughts and views of UBS. The sector seems to have literally fallen off a cliff over the last eight weeks and many are wondering when the sector will bottom out.

[spennysimmo] 26/7/2011 16:42

Big pile of poo.

[gbh2] 26/7/2011 15:11

"Manipulation."

Low volume, easy money with share price being so cheap, needs a share consolidation!

[spennysimmo] 26/7/2011 15:01

Pile of poo.

[shaws37] 26/7/2011 14:44

Hmmm, money in the bank but still share price acting like it's about bust. Manipulation.

[edsthebusiness] 25/7/2011 20:16

May sell half of my LLOY holding to TW. maybe maybe maybe

[sequoia] 24/7/2011 18:48

You have to understand the property market,It`s easier for me to buy new,and rent out now, than to buy and convert old properties that need 30 to 40 grand spending on them. The properties on the books are well overpriced. We will of course be able to buy these at a 30% discount in the future.New properties instant cash. Older props will be on the books for a while.
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jak1 - 23 Jul'11 - 08:29 - 9208 of 9208

What next for house prices?
Estate agents found to have record numbers of unsold properties on their books.






New properties the way to go.
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[jak1] 23/7/2011 08:29

What next for house prices?
Estate agents found to have record numbers of unsold properties on their books.

[gbh2] 23/7/2011 08:20

"Concrete foundations"

That seem to be built on ever shifting sands!!