Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[gbh2] 07/5/2014 08:30

Moving with the market, needs a good day in the US !

[taffee] 07/5/2014 08:23

Boe warning of housing crash doesn't help banks and builders

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[homeboy35] 07/5/2014 08:20

Down with the FTSE 250 this morning.

A good sign would be getting back to blue before end of play.

[death by donut] 06/5/2014 17:33

homeboy35 6 May'14 - 08:30 - 13848 of 13862 0 0

Another good start to the day.

Anyone made a quick 10%?

Not quite , 7.3% so far but tbh I'm going to hang on to them for a while . As has been mentioned the new build are flying at the mo , I know , I work on them.

DbD

[shaws67] 06/5/2014 15:42

taffee 6 May'14 - 15:37 - 13861 of 13861 0 0 (Filtered)

The darn box is rattling but the lid is remaining on.

TW share price seems to be rising.....We were told to sell as it is the end of the world.

[taffee] 06/5/2014 15:37

Part of sharedealing is risk assessment..it's too easy to lose perspective if you
Ban bears and only listen to bulls

As it stands the price has fallen from 130 to 109 which is bearish

[shaws67] 06/5/2014 15:31

taffee 6 May'14 - 11:57 - 13858 of 13859 0 0 (Filtered)

[taffee] 06/5/2014 11:57

Bearing in mind that markets are said to look forward then investors should try
to weigh up risk of different scenarios..you can make money out of falling
Prices....if people are well in profit then they should consider banking
Some of it.If you think that stock and property prices are a one way bet
Then it's a bit naive bearing in mind falling property prices can be found
Across the world threatening countries financial stability and stocks
Crashed in 2000 2007

[essentialinvestor] 06/5/2014 11:48

If you think we are entering a deflationary period then ultra low interest
rates are here to stay - you cant have it both ways.

Your view is that house builders will do badly, currently they are booming
and this shows no signs what so ever of even slowing in the medium term.

All your views appear to be based on guess works, the facts, what is actually
happening is that profits are increasing at huge rates for the sector.

I will stick to facts, and leave the fortune telling to you.

[taffee] 06/5/2014 11:14

The problem is not supply..it's loose monetary policy...if rates were
5% then there would be plenty of supply...property is simply in the wrong
Hands.increasing supply when that isn't the problem will exacerbate price
Falls when prices start falling.Builders don't perform well in a deflationary
Environment

[essentialinvestor] 06/5/2014 10:44

My view is an aggressive long position on the sector at these levels.

The current concern is that a wider market correction is overdue and a
worsening of the situation in Ukraine this week.

[essentialinvestor] 06/5/2014 10:39

taffee, you are revealing a complete misunderstanding of the UK market.

Towards the 2008 peak the number of properties built annually in the ROI
came close to to that of the entire UK.
The population of the ROI is approx 4.6 Million, a tiny fraction of the UK population.

In 2007/2008 Spanish property building outstripped the UK by at least 800%.

I posted on here last Monday that the sector would bounce and that is what
has happened.

If wider markets sell off hard then the sector will be down with everything else.

[gbh2] 06/5/2014 10:21

FFS get a Life or get a Hobby or * off to another sector and stop whining about something you've absolutely NO control over !

[taffee] 06/5/2014 10:07

Everyone thinks there is a supply problem...it's a myth..they thought
Demand outstripped supply before crashes in Ireland Spain and us

When the penny dropped they realised the supply was just in the wrong hands
As people rushed for the exits amazingly supply soared leaving whole estates
Unsold

[gbh2] 06/5/2014 09:43

UK market going nowhere fast until the US market opens and gives us some direction, our traders are hopeless without US guidance!

[homeboy35] 06/5/2014 09:40

That's what sps do.

up and down all day long!

[achiew] 06/5/2014 08:37

Why is share price up this morning?

[homeboy35] 06/5/2014 08:30

Another good start to the day.

Anyone made a quick 10%?

[thegameofmoney] 05/5/2014 18:12

rofl

;)


Tgom

[shaws67] 05/5/2014 16:51

I'm with gbh2's reply timed 1644.



Maybe taffe chaff should contact TW's major share holders and tell them to sell immediately. I wonder what they will say......once they've finished rolling about the floor laughing.

[shaws67] 05/5/2014 16:49

taffee 5 May'14 - 15:14 - 13840 of 13843 0 0

Answer the question

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Bloomin heck, you sound like my old school teachers, or worse my wife! OMG, you could be my wife.....i'll be watching her more closely what she is doing at the time of your next post.

[1gw] 05/5/2014 16:19

I'm with Gbh2 on this one - a lot depends on your disposition (glass 1/2 full or 1/2 empty). There are always doomsters around and occasionally they are proved right by events - but usually not. You can usually find some statistics to give weight to pretty much any argument in economics. There seems to me to be quite a lot of positive commentators at the moment (see David Smith's Economic Outlook in yesterday's Sunday Times for example). But having decided whether you think the economy is headed for boom, bust or goldilocks over the next decade, you then have to decide what that means for a particular company in a particular sector at a particular time (and indeed for its share price).