Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[shaws67] 15/7/2014 22:01

Good article. The readers comments are mixed - bottom of page.

According to one person, the "insiders" are selling out. I'd like to know how he knows that exactly....





Jaskk, London, United Kingdom, 3 days ago
With stock markets at all time highs, property bubbles in some of the major cities in the world, unrest in Iraq and Ukraine, the end of QE in the US, disposable incomes falling and banks that still needing support as was highlighted in Portugal this week and by the Barclays rights issue. Now is definitely not the time to gamble. All housebuilders have fallen this year, along with banks as insiders are selling and going to cash. Gold and silver Has also been rising this year which underlines that many believe that trouble is ahead, the stock markets haven't has a healthy 10% correction now for nearly 3 years and future s are showing it declining. One thing's for certain if the stock market bubble bursts, housing as on all previous occassions will follow.

[montyhedge] 15/7/2014 20:55

Superb BUY article on housbuilders.

[shaws67] 15/7/2014 18:39

As Yazz sang.......The only way is (not) up


Roll on the end of Summer to get the show back into reality.

[nofool] 15/7/2014 12:14

Happy to pile in sub 110p me.

[gbh2] 15/7/2014 08:57

"House builders are no more or less subject to market uncertainty than most other stocks"

Totally agree, however most stocks do not suffer from constant manipulation for social & political purposes, I suspect I'll be on my way after next set of results.

[bluerunner] 14/7/2014 15:55

House builders are no more or less subject to market uncertainty than most other stocks as far as I can see.If you think they are, I'd appreciate any dead cert alternatives that will outperform them over the next 12 - 24 months. I'm holding / buying on dips.

[aspers] 14/7/2014 15:52

Don't worry it'll burn off when the sun comes out soon.......still expect to see 180p by the year end.

[gbh2] 14/7/2014 12:56

"fog of uncertainty"

Good description and showing no sign of lifting in the near future !

[valedo] 12/7/2014 21:54

HSBC have 165 target for TW and believes that the fog of uncertainty over housebuilders has lifted. Rates tw as top pick.

[gbh2] 11/7/2014 17:54

Results look like turning into another damp squib atm, but I guess the institutions are happy with what they're making on driving the price down.

[shaws67] 10/7/2014 16:06

ok, hands up who threw them a doughnut? It worked ;)

[shaws67] 10/7/2014 15:39

Those yanks know how to spoil a party. Someone throw them a doughnut.

[nofool] 10/7/2014 11:03

The DOW futures this morning spell bad news for the FTSE..

[trytotakeiteasy] 10/7/2014 09:04

should be on course for FTSE 100? Barratt's is in the FTSE 100 and is about the same market value

[shaws67] 09/7/2014 12:59

good post.

Seems like the bell ends in the City have programmed their HFT's to anything negative. The City have no balls, scared of the day they get a knock on their door for manipulation, fraud and other insider defects.

[badmumba] 09/7/2014 12:40

Tuesday tips round-up: Taylor Wimpey, SABMiller
Date: Tuesday 08 Jul 2014

construction, building site, house, housebuilder,

Markets seem to have read the runes wrong when it comes to housebuilders. Taylor Wimpey is a case in point in that regard. There were no negative aspects to the firm's trading statement. There was no negative impact from the Mortgage Market Review. The prices of homes rose by 9% in the first six months of the year. Furthermore, total orders totalled £1.6bn by the close of the period, well above the £1.26bn seen in the previous year.

The company also has capital discipline and the wherewithal to maintain it. Taylor Wimpey will return another £200m to shareholders next year and it has approximately five and a half years' worth supply of land, so it need not buy now. Only 10% of its sales come from the south east, it has no exposure to the fragile London market and it is benefitting from the Treasury's Help-to-Buy scheme. On about 12 times earnings the stock is a long-term buy, writes The Times's Tempus.

[shaws67] 09/7/2014 12:21

Here's hoping. London is still in the sulk

[gbh2] 09/7/2014 11:59

Let's hope they get a better reception than the update!!

[shaws67] 09/7/2014 10:04

just as a reminder......in case anyone forgot..



Half year results 2014 30 July 2014

[badmumba] 08/7/2014 18:11

Didn't do too bad considering .

[shaws67] 08/7/2014 16:31

Maybe not then. 1 step forward, 3 back. London taking a hissy fit yet again.

[shaws67] 08/7/2014 16:31

Maybe not then. 1 step forward, 3 back. London taking a hissy fit yet again.

[shaws67] 08/7/2014 12:27

Time for a decent rise ?

[toby tots] 08/7/2014 09:18

Nice piece in the Times today!