Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[jibba_jabba] 18/8/2011 23:43

Thought i would have a carefree holiday, had to fire up the SB account and buy today... TW RBS BARC LLOYD 888..

[jugears] 18/8/2011 17:08

Its not just TW its the whole market & we all know where they will be in a few months time, IMHO the panicking is totally over done, Either way whether you buy now or wait till they fall a bit more you will have a fantastic bargain. From 30 years of Investing I know that share prices always recover as do house prices & nearly always to a higher level than they were before ,you just have to wait, When I see shares falling for no real reason I see it as a good buying oppertunity & one that has paid off many times in the past.

[the ballcock] 18/8/2011 16:55

if it falls another 20% i'm in

[shaws37] 18/8/2011 16:54

director buying up at these low prices.

[bbonsall] 18/8/2011 16:34

It's as though someone's heard that Taylor Wimpey is never going to build or sell another house. There's a development near me and they soon had sold notices up.

[libertine] 18/8/2011 15:56

Kevin Beeston, Chairman, bought 150,000 shares in the company on the 18th August 2011 at a price of 30.26p. The Director now holds 1,055,562 shares.

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[bobsidian] 18/8/2011 14:20

You look at the banking sector and some of its constituents and see the path that market participants are determined to take them - back to the extreme lows of early 2009 - and you cannot help but fear not just a move by the constituents of the housebuilding sector back to the 2009 lows but back to the extreme lows of late 2008.

Would such a move be warranted ? What has logic got to do with stockmarkets ?

Hmm.

[o matron] 18/8/2011 09:32

18 Aug Taylor Wimpey PLC TW. Credit Suisse Outperform 31.07 47.00 44.00 Resumes

[the ballcock] 17/8/2011 16:00

good thinking gbh2

where's more exciting with small spread?

[gbh2] 17/8/2011 15:57

I sold out on Monday, lifes too short to wait for this crowd to make something happen!

[the ballcock] 17/8/2011 15:44

Sold out for £4, nothing happening here

[the ballcock] 17/8/2011 14:42

Gone long


hoping for a few £ profit

[smurfy2001] 16/8/2011 21:40

Investing legend Warren Buffett starts buying with bombed out shares 'on sale'

FILL YOUR BOOTS UP WITH TAYLOR WIMPEY SHARES !!!

Legendary investor Warren Buffett has revealed that he has once again exploited a sell-off to plunge into cheap stocks.

'I like buying on sale,' the 80-year-old billionaire said in a television interview with broadcaster Charlie Rose on PBS.

'Last Monday, we spent more money in the stock market buying than any day this year.'

Buffett, the world's third richest man, also dived into stock markets during the depths of the banking crisis in October 2008 with own personal fortune and bought into Goldman Sachs via his investment company Berkshire Hathaway.

[jugears] 16/8/2011 19:38

Of course it will head lower all shares go down in the summer, anyone who has been investing for a long time will know that, every summer there is always some excuse & then come the winter they all recover again.

[gbh2] 16/8/2011 17:21

"looks very much to me that we are in the 3rd wave upwards"

Looks to me as if even the slightest hint of shareholder value is waving goodbye !

[orchestralis] 16/8/2011 17:13

looking to re-enter at anything below 25p having sold at 41p a few months ago.

[orchestralis] 16/8/2011 17:12

I think this will head lower in the next 2 weeks with a fresh bout of doom and gloom in the eurozone simmering.

[bobsidian] 16/8/2011 15:20

"...looks very much to me that we are in the 3rd wave upwards..."

Or based on the larger charting pattern since the beginning of July 2011, a set up for the 3rd wave downwards.

Noteworthy the comparative share price outperformance of TW. relative to BDEV.

Noteworthy also at just how much housebuilders appear to be increasingly moving in lockstep with the banking sector. Doubtless any move higher in the banking sector will drag the housebuilders higher and vice-versa.