Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[nwalsham15] 24/4/2014 15:43

heavy drop today?

wtf is that based on??

[gbh2] 23/4/2014 08:16

You'd think May had come & gone, all we have is simple computer generated trading!

[thegameofmoney] 22/4/2014 19:40

I wouldn't decide to invest or not based on that but it must still be a good sign.

[scrabble1975] 22/4/2014 13:16

I wouldn't pay much attention to those stats on IG. They don't mean much imho.

[thegameofmoney] 20/4/2014 15:17

100% of 11-50 people long on Telford Homes on IG.

tgom

[thegameofmoney] 20/4/2014 15:13

Thanks.

99% of 250-500 people long on IG.


Tgom

[1gw] 20/4/2014 14:47

Link to questor here. Be aware this is an AIM share so very different from TW. I took a punt on Wednesday when I saw the results, although they fell back after the initial pop and are currently below where they were at the close on Tuesday (but may pop again this Tuesday after the Questor tip). Seem to be mainly East End flats: they sell quite a large proportion to international investors and others to buy-to-let as well as owner-occupiers.

[thegameofmoney] 20/4/2014 14:23

Bluerunner is there a link or is it in the paper only?

tgom

[bluerunner] 20/4/2014 12:25

Bullish view of Telford Homes in the Telegraph's Questor column today. The company is expecting to double profits and to double them again by 2018.

[thegameofmoney] 19/4/2014 08:51

Great point. Any cash coming back is unlikely to be banked at these low interest rates.

Tgom

[valedo] 18/4/2014 10:45

Tempus in todays Times, - If I had to choose I would favour Taylor Wimpey over Persimmon because the shares would seem to have further to run. But I would not want to go short on the sector as a whole, especially given those recent share price falls and the cash coming back to investors.

[sr2day] 18/4/2014 02:01

oversold at the moment,hence the bounce but will test 100p in the next two weeks.

[scrabble1975] 17/4/2014 22:55

I guess we'll find out next week won't we! I wouldn't out my house on it, but I'm prepared to put some cash into it-as I have! And very happy to have been able to get the opportunity to do it at this level to, thank you very much! :)

[knocknock] 17/4/2014 18:21

Anyone can say that too. Would you put your house on it that it won't?


As for charts, they are historical and I have yet to find one that predicts the future although Taffee probably has one alongside his crystal ball.

[supermarky] 17/4/2014 17:00

Anyone can say that! Would you put your house on it?? The recent chart looks negative to me.

[scrabble1975] 17/4/2014 16:23

Back up to 120p next week.

[knocknock] 17/4/2014 15:55

No doubt Taffee you are waiting for 4p here again. Lol!

[knocknock] 17/4/2014 15:53

I got quite a few leveraged btls on the old tracker mortgage of quarter above base. Should I rush out to sell them?

[taffee] 17/4/2014 15:49

I don't have a crystal ball but imo now is not the time to own property
Or stocks....imo cash will be king as things deflate and interest rates
Rise...you should be able to get 5%+ fairly soon and benefit from
Deflation of assets

Don't get roped into everything is okay...it cannot be otherwise we would
Not be printing money..and rates would not be 0.5%...anyone with a leveraged btl portfolio is in
Trouble..anyone who owns their house outright as place to live should
Be okay

[knocknock] 17/4/2014 15:43

Big mistake to think just because an asset has risen a lot that it won't continue to rise. Biggest gains are to be made long or short in the final death throws of a bull/bear run.

[knocknock] 17/4/2014 15:38

Optimism may be at the same levels but until punters realise house prices are only going up then the panic buying sets in. That's your marker that we are topping out and the process is nowhere near yet.

[knocknock] 17/4/2014 15:36

You contradict yourself Taff. You refer to the bear market in japan on the housing and general property of some 20 years yet at the same time fail to acknowledge the huge bull run in the gold market.

I fancy the naive you refer to are in no way invested in the UK housing market via either hbs or the physical property.

Note. You now envisage stocks to fall 50%, is that from today's prices yesterday's or at some point in the future? What's your crystal ball reading for actual house prices in the UK from today's average?

Tia

[shaws67] 17/4/2014 15:34

taffee username has been dormant for a long time. I remember your posts a few years back. Nothing changes. ;)

[taffee] 17/4/2014 15:30

I have quite a few shorts...5 years is quite long in the tooth for a bull
Run..optimism is at same levels as 2000.and 2007...I expect stocks to
Fall 50%...some very naive investors here are long and wrong at the wrong
time