Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[gbh2] 15/8/2011 10:37

Looks dire to me!!!!!!!!

[aphrodites] 15/8/2011 08:21

sequoia

It looks very much to me that we are in the 3rd wave upwards which as I have emphasised several time here is normally the strongest wave of 5.

But do not look for 40p in this series of 5.

It will take a lot of buying to push it through 38p and we will have a down wave on the way.

[edsthebusiness] 12/8/2011 23:14

sequoia - 12 Aug'11 - 22:25 - 111146 of 111168

Nah 10p coming
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Another muppet filtered on the LLOY thread

[sequoia] 12/8/2011 23:04

Ok we have bounced off the 30p line now we have to attack the 40p line, could be quite swift IMHO
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[shaws37] 12/8/2011 13:19

jj, no i dont visit the totty thread, now you mention it, i'll have a peruse :)

[jibba_jabba] 12/8/2011 13:15

I did announce on the totty thread about my lack of posts, thought everyone visited there.... lol

[shaws37] 12/8/2011 12:59

What's happened to jibba_jabba ? Never on his own thread nowadays.

[lyntwyn] 12/8/2011 12:42

Construction growth in UK stronger than thought. The data marks a rebound in the building sector after six months of decline

The UK construction industry grew a faster-than-expected 2.3% in the second quarter of the year compared with the previous three months, figures show.

The new data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) marks a rebound from a slump seen by the industry over the previous six months.

It is also much faster than the 0.5% figure used in the ONS' recent initial calculation of overall UK economic growth, which could now be revised up.

House-building jumped 4% in the period.

"Given today's figures for construction output in [the second quarter], GDP growth in [the second quarter] would be revised up by 0.1 percentage points," said the ONS.

The first estimate of UK growth for the period by the ONS was 0.2%.

The revised growth figure - which will also be affected by changes in other sectors such as services - will be published on 26 August.

The ONS blamed late returns by building firms for the data revision.

Construction accounts for about 6% of economic output in the UK.

[frequentbuyer] 12/8/2011 12:31

Director buying, last of the big spenders and even then it looks like they had to be bribed with a gift of same amount free!!

[aphrodites] 12/8/2011 12:30

IMASTU

Great to see you have mastered the techniques of the Elliott Wave Theory at long last.

But don't worry it does take some folk a lot longer than others!

And if you have identified Wave 3 let me remind you it is normally the strongest of the 5 waves.

Good luck with your charting.

[gbh2] 12/8/2011 09:51

This is high up on my cgt write off list for next April !

[imastu pidgitaswell] 12/8/2011 09:41

Nah, this is wave 3 up, innit...

[shaws37] 11/8/2011 15:03

Trashed, disgrace.

[fewdollarsmore] 11/8/2011 12:47

Double bottom or worse to come!!!

I am so busy at work wish I had the time to trade, some really decent daily swings on some well known shares.

[gbh2] 10/8/2011 16:28

interesting rns, how the hell did they pick up over 15 million shares today when the total traded is current 17 mill!

[shaws37] 10/8/2011 11:44

Good to see tee dub having a good rise. Not before time though.

[naed] 09/8/2011 18:11

It should have said Aggreko!

[naed] 09/8/2011 18:10

tell her to buy first thing. I work for the competition and won't do it on moral grounds. However much people try.....they have the market! Yopu won't see this price again.

[aphrodites] 09/8/2011 17:17

I set my stop loss at 33p and broke my golden rule of not selling when the price went through it.

Common sense has told me that this set back in the market in the holiday month of August and on the back of the problems in Spain and Italy is not a good reason to sell TW. I have also decided to put this trade in my investment portfolio as I think the share has great recovery potential and more importantly the resumption of a dividend. I believe it will be back to 40p very quickly.

The 5-wave theory has held good. You only have to look at the 5 waves down from 37.5p down to 31p.

Today could mark the first of 5 waves upwards. And as I have posted, I try to buy in wave 3. 29m shares traded today and quite clearly the Hedge Funds which have been playing this one have started to close their positions.

But now the share is in my investment portfolio, and I bought 300k at just over 37p, I will not have the same worries about timing.

This fall in the market certainly caught me out and I am sure this is not the end.

My wife, who was an investment manager in the City, manages her own pension portfolio. She bought RTZ today at £33.20 and it has closed at £35.45. There are some real bargains out there.

[retsius] 09/8/2011 12:23

Imastu
My sentiments exactly

[imastu pidgitaswell] 09/8/2011 09:57

Also, be damned grateful that the transaction closed before this all kicked off. There was a 'material adverse change' clause, which could possibly have been exercised. As it is, cash banked, negligible gearing, 57p+ assets for 30p. Sleep well.

[jugears] 09/8/2011 09:39

Well If these only increase 3 fold I would be extremely disappointed I expect £2.00 minimum in the long term,the price at the moment is totaly unjustified and a very good time to top up. the shares are being deliberately knocked down by greedy brokers out to make a substantial profit. In the thirty years I have been investing I have seen this many times before, And from experience it doesn't pay to worry to much, share are like houses the price will always go up eventually even if you do have to wait a while.