Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[scottishfield] 13/2/2013 15:45

lovely today.

[montyhedge] 13/2/2013 10:24

Housebuilders still a lot further to rise, London and South East booming, gazumping as even returned, I know. Crest Nicholson on a forward diluted p.e 7.7 seems cheap to me.

[gbh2] 13/2/2013 09:41

Not seen you for some time, you never just show up for fun, so are you here to ramp or talk down ?

[montyhedge] 13/2/2013 09:32

Crest Nicholson builders joins the market today, looks very cheap to come in line with other house builders, must be 325p.

[startrekker] 12/2/2013 23:48

What is there to be negative about ? What we have been through is a once in a lifetime event and it is now behind us.

No more boom and bust!

[gambos49] 12/2/2013 19:22

Blimey startrekker wher did you get that price from.Hope youre right!

[startrekker] 12/2/2013 16:30

Even stronger signals towards the £1-£1.50 mark!

[kazz] 12/2/2013 16:08

Lets hope this stays above 75p.

[gbh2] 12/2/2013 08:50

Not exactly a rush to buy into results atm, despite of some good comments in the news regarding house sales!

[valedo] 11/2/2013 16:35

worsleybird, your comments rather confirm that TW. will be a wise investment.... I doubt you'll find a lot of support for your protest here! Bet you they'll sell all those new houses.

[gambos49] 08/2/2013 15:27

Here here post some place else Good day today by the look of things good build up to March 1st

[temporarily insane] 08/2/2013 13:32

worsleybird......I dont mean to come across rude but why are you posting on this TW forum if you dont like the company?

[worsleybird] 08/2/2013 10:34

Taylor Wimpey - an absolute disgrace

Did you know that the company you invest in is hell bent on concreting over some of our most beautiful green spaces (including greenbelt). Ironically ruining the very places it seeks to advertise as desirable and causing an outflow of existing residents from these areas.

Their argument is "shortage of houses" - well that very much depends on where you live. In the north west there are plenty of houses for sale of all types and all sizes and prices. Many of which have been on the market for over 12 months in this area and failed to sell. Check out www.rightmove.co.uk.

Do you have green spaces where you live?

Not In My Back Yard - well yes maybe not at the moment but coming to a site near you very soon.

Voice your protest and complain to TW.

[gbh2] 07/2/2013 10:22

Drifting with the market imo!

[startrekker] 06/2/2013 18:08

Looking good for an assault on £1 in time for the budget!

[gbh2] 06/2/2013 11:05

Better still would be for British workers to be paid a decent living and be able to trade up leaving cheaper houses for other British workers to get on the house buying ladder.

For years all successive governments in this country have been interested in, is creating cheap labour, keeping average wages low whilst the Directors and the rest of those with cash carry on making a fortune out the labour of the lower paid!!!!

[deanforester] 06/2/2013 10:34

Rather better would be for the builders to concentrate on more up-market homes, so that people can trade up and release lower level homes for first-time buyers and immigrants.

[slytherin] 06/2/2013 09:13

Wow, have some of that. I guess 20 million Romanians and Bulgarians will be built shiny new houses and the government will be throwing money at the big builders to deliver them

[gbh2] 06/2/2013 09:05

In the run up to results, great expectations ;)

[scottishfield] 06/2/2013 09:00

Great start this morning

[gambos49] 05/2/2013 20:40

Up a bit down a bit fire.Have to wait now until 1st march results should be good with hopefully dividend around 0.50-0.60 and maybe 1.00 year overall better than a kick in the balls

[gbh2] 30/1/2013 09:04

imastu, that's why the share price is treading water, we're all waiting for to see just how much meat is on the bones!

[imastu pidgitaswell] 30/1/2013 08:54

You're probably right chaps - but a but more quantitative specifics would be helpful rather than just 'you're wrong'. I've done well enough elsewhere after selling up here, so not unhappy.

TW. was trading at a ridiculous discount (versus tangible net asset value) to the sector, as was BDEV - probably on the basis of their relatively high debt levels, or the misunderstanding that TW. still had high debt levels when it had in fact eliminated it after disposing of the US operations.

But when they did finally get moving (from 30-35p), that discount has reduced and (I think) been eliminated. Frankly at double the price and on the earnings ratio and dividend yields being produced, these are not cheap, and I would say the risk is to the downside. But you pays your money (or you don't).

Still wonder where all the 'buy' recommendations were 18 months ago when these were about to make a 100%+ gain. Funny, that...

[startrekker] 29/1/2013 17:17

imatsu, you seem to take a very short term view, that's maybe where you are going wrong!!