Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[gbh2] 29/4/2014 13:28

Only because they stand accused of not supplying the correct information the first time around!

[purple11] 29/4/2014 13:01

U.K Banks to be stress tested for house price falls.

[gbh2] 29/4/2014 12:44

Strange folk that wonder about what others do rather than concentrating on their own business, are they only capable of living their lives through the actions of others ?

[taffee] 29/4/2014 12:29

So you bought at 70p and didn't sell at 130 after almost 100% return

Crazy stuff that's 50 years in the bank

[aspers] 29/4/2014 11:55

Homeboy.....not at all, especially as I started this buying at 70p.......only annoyed I dumped the ones I bought at 4p a few years ago :-( after all it's only money!

[homeboy35] 29/4/2014 11:15

well up 2% today while other housebuilders still underwater

[sr2day] 29/4/2014 10:06

homeboy,we will be going nowhere in a hurry.

[libertine] 29/4/2014 09:59

UK has a housing shortage, so all political parties are aware that more properties must be built.
Failure to increase new build will only increase prices due to shortage.
The breakdown between owner occupied and rental may change but at the end of the day the rate of building must increase.
Builders are profit making companies so will reduce build if the profit margin is not there, which again, due to demand, would increase prices.
Government has to give incentive to builders to increase build and supply, but at the same time ensure that purchasers can afford their purchases.
I can`t imagine how anyone can see a housing price correction/crash on the horizon.

[homeboy35] 29/4/2014 09:56

Aspers,

a grand a point, eh?

Must be quite nerve racking!

[sr2day] 29/4/2014 09:56

from a chartist view the share price has to test 99/100p level before any significant bounce.

[homeboy35] 29/4/2014 09:56

Prices won't fall much, if at all, in nominal terms.

they may fall in real terms, but people don't notice that so much!

[gbh2] 29/4/2014 09:46

When we see trades of 14 shares going through it's clear that its just a game of HFTs atm, this needs a share consolidation imo, ok that may not stop the HF manipulation but it will mean it costs them more for each trade!

[bobsidian] 29/4/2014 09:27

Much would depend on which factor triggers a fall in residential property prices.

[taffee] 29/4/2014 09:26

I think to be fair none of us known these are just our opinions bull or
Bear...can we agree we are in unknown territory the consequences of
Which are unknown but likely to be volatile and uncertain?

[sr2day] 29/4/2014 09:23

the building cost of a three bedroom semidetached must 150k upwards,so there is no way it will drop by much in some locations.locations that will be severely affected in case of a downturn will be those that are priced at inflated prices at the moment i.e London and the southeast.so 10/20% downside risks in most locations bar London and southeast where it may be 40/60%.

[bobsidian] 29/4/2014 09:22

But courtesy of the introduction of stress tested affordability - a new variable to mortgage applications - there may be a perception that demand could be more adversely impacted than anticipated by both lenders and housebuilders.

And if residential property prices are perceived to be nearing a peak then what would be the impact on the profitability of TW. if prices were to stage a 20% correction ?

[gbh2] 29/4/2014 09:10

House prices will always rise and fall based upon demand and whilst demand may be affected by many things it will persist and House Builders will make a profit.

[taffee] 29/4/2014 09:08

People who are in profit should bank some money while they can....anything can
happen in the stock market and profits can evaporate

[aspers] 29/4/2014 09:03

Buy on fear.....what a great opportunity this us giving me to add and pass my £100k holding in TW :-)

[bobsidian] 29/4/2014 09:00

"It seems to me there are alot of people on here who mist the boat with TW."

A puzzling comment given that the share price is in retreat.

[tipjunkie] 29/4/2014 08:52

TW doesn't rely upon house prices rising
it relies upon building and selling good quality product at a profit

[homeboy35] 29/4/2014 08:10

That's better.

Come on, Wimp. A bargain at these levels.

ALL of the forecast can't be wrong!

[taffee] 29/4/2014 07:40

No but pressure on wages are real...also housing market has been romping
for 18 years.....just like gold and oil in 1980s I think the next 18 years
Will be price falls...stocks.peaked.in uk in 1999 and are still lower
15 years later...Japan bubble burst saw some Tokyo property fall 90%

Gold and oil fell for 19 years from 1980 to 1999..oil was $9 intraday in 1999
Don't underestimate bear markets which always follow bull markets