Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[sir rational] 28/2/2012 21:56

Good job I sold at 45p and bought PFD @ 6p.

So I am on TW. equiv of 90p

[smurfy2001] 28/2/2012 21:45

So glad l reduced in slices rather than in one go :)

Would have missed some significant profit. This way l get more and more free shares in my free holding.

[gambos49] 28/2/2012 21:43

Interesting day tomorrow think they will have to offer shareholders something even if its only 1or 2% as a sweetner .Have to try and stay with Persimmon

[naed] 28/2/2012 20:28

Thanks guy's,

something to think about.

[buybuybuymenow] 28/2/2012 19:30

ON A CHART BREAK-OUT

[sir rational] 28/2/2012 18:50

Naed - you may want to consider selling enough shares this tax year (ie before April 5th) to use up your CGT allowance then do the same again in next tax year ie April 6th onwards.

You could do worse than ask a few questions on the CGT thread (CGT) where they are a friendly and knowledgeable bunch.

[davenash] 28/2/2012 17:48

May be of interest.

Just found this link to TW Investor Relations Website. They are doing a Webcast tomorrow morning at 9:00am.

[fewdollarsmore] 28/2/2012 17:29

None unless you go for a really bad broker - you have paid CGT already, only cost would likely be the broker transaction fee around £12-£20 also payment levey of £1 (transaction tax)

[davenash] 28/2/2012 17:17

Will be interesting to see what happens tomorrow when the results come out.

I sold some today working on the principle that a profit isnt a profit until you have the cash in your hand (& touch of cold feet too!) but happy to keep hold of the rest for a while yet.
Good Luck & Happy Guessing..

[fewdollarsmore] 28/2/2012 17:14

Alternatively you can set up an account with any of the bank such as Halifax and at this point you cna transfer you certs into the account this does take a little time to do but once in you can sell immediately and the funds will be credited to you dealing account straight away, note to withdraw takes for some reason 3-5 working days.


PS 126P would the market cap be high?!

[naed] 28/2/2012 17:13

Do you know what your percentage costs would be, FEWDOLLARSMORE?

[fewdollarsmore] 28/2/2012 17:11

Sell via your broker, and send the certs in, I have an old dealing account with Charles Stanley was perfect as I would merely walk 50 yards from my office to theirs and hand in the share certs. Funds would be credited as per the settlement date you have with your broker.

[valedo] 28/2/2012 17:01

thanks davenash. Interesting. I'm holding for recovery, -way past 126. Sector's got miles to go over next couple of years.

[naed] 28/2/2012 16:44

I've held these now for quite some time (14.75p). don't want to, but since this is the deposit for my house, it could well be time. I purchased these shares (100,000) via a broker and hold the certificates, can anybody advise me of an easy, no complicated way of selling and what costs i would be looking at.................if i do that is. Always wanted to hang on to these until the building trade is in boom again.

[davenash] 28/2/2012 16:42

Extract from The Link, Shares Mag 23 Feb 2012

hOUse bUILDer Taylor Wimpey's
(TW.) surge above its spring 2010 and 2011
highs close to 44p suggests further strength
is in store. I now anticipate the counter to
recapture a signifi cant amount of the ground
lost since 2007 and my 126p target price
implies 168% upside.
The recovery of Taylor Wimpey from its
October 2010 low of 22.3p has traced out a
symmetrical triangle pattern. This feature
implies further strength to 62p, supplanting
all the peaks seen since summer 2008. but
I look further back to the counter's peak
struck at the top of the last bull market to
derive my target price.
From a retracement perspective a
fully-fl edged recovery would not achieve
proportionality until 126p, site of the 26.3%
retracement of the fall from april 2007's
518.5p high to the spike low of 4.5p hit in
november 2011. That would take the house
builder just above its 2000 low and within
touching distance of 138p, a level that was
for fi ve years to mid-2002 a major congestive
support feature.
The breach of a shallow bear resistance
line in play since 2008 adds to my bull case.
This bear line connects the 53p peak struck
in august 2009 with a corrective high at 55p
achieved in september 2008. This feature
was tested by last april's rise to 43p and the
upmoves seen in november and December.
It fi nally gave way at 40p in mid January

BUY 47p TARGET 126p STOP LOSS 34p

Make of it what you will.... ;-)

[valedo] 28/2/2012 16:31

apparently Shares mag places target of 126p. Anyone seen that?

[kazz] 28/2/2012 16:18

gearing up for tomorrow by the looks of it :)

could be interesting.

[smurfy2001] 28/2/2012 15:11

Sold another slice.

Reducing slowly to take advantage of this incredible rise!

[buybuybuymenow] 28/2/2012 14:54

Yanks starting to buy. Bid coming??????

[imastu pidgitaswell] 28/2/2012 13:02

I think the market had wind of the PSN cash return plan - as always, it leaked. Hence the phenomenal rise over the past two months of the builders, without any real change in the level of profitability, pricing or profit growth. The assumption being that the pension funds and income funds will buy in, plus market trackers and even the short term traders.

Shouldn't complain, I suppose, after recording profits from sales between 47 and 50, but I do feel, after more than two years of low pricing and two false breaks of the mid-40s, a bit shafted.

Go, Tesco, go...

[deanroberthunt] 28/2/2012 12:54

noone think it's getting a bit toppy ??

[moneybags] 28/2/2012 12:00

I can just see it now
'Builders'.....The new Dot.Coms

Aye, Moneybags

[michael9000] 28/2/2012 09:36

Keep on looking !!!

[buybuybuymenow] 28/2/2012 09:25

WOW!!!! Start of a CHART BREAK OUT!!!! LOOKING FOR £1