Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[jugears] 18/1/2016 22:39

Personally I think the uk economy is in good shape, I supply to the construction & housing market & am busier than I have ever been, We are presently turning work away on a daily basis something that I have never done in the 35 years I have been in business, I see no reason why this should'nt continue for some time yet, I also doubt that intersest rate will have any impact on the housing market as rate rises will be so gradual no one will really notice I doubt very much that they will increase more than 1% over the next 3 years anyway, this will all blow over in a few months & quite expect the FTSE to gain 1000 points by the end of the year, My target for TW is still £2.64 by the end of this year & havce no doubt from experience that i will reach my target, This is nothing more than a buying opurtunity ( you just have to be brave & patient)If you consider that TW manage to reduce there debt from nearly 1 billion pounds during the recession then I am sure they will cope with any down turn, profits may be hit but they will continue to make a profit & be in a stronger position when the next upturn comes.

[doyden] 18/1/2016 18:09

Taffee you are repeating yourself. You keep advising me to bank and as I keep telling you, there is more than just capital gain at stake here, i.e. the rather sizeable dividends I'm gaining from TW.Just a few more dividend payments including the special and I'll about have my original stake back. Everything else then is a bonus.I'm happy to hold. Nothing has changed. It's just wider market shenanigans impacting on TW. The time to perhaps consider getting out is if the price of oil suddenly spikes as that will impact inflation. This may finally prompt the BoE to raise rates unless they cite it a one off event.

[gbh2] 18/1/2016 14:04

My bloody Spread bet is costing me more than I anticipated, doesn't run out until March so I still hope to make a few quid eventually :)

[maxxyjazz] 18/1/2016 14:01

Battue your probably right. I'm just getting fed up of nearly getting away from £2 then it going back down a bit. What I should do is take advantage of the dip and top up my holding.

[taffee] 18/1/2016 13:29

Bears think the housing bubble will pop and with it the business plans of builders.....even bulls have to question the sustainability of a bubble inflated by astonishingly irresponsible props..all during the worst recession since the 1930s....it's a speculative bubble going Into potentially a credit crisis far bigger than 2007/2008....nothing wrong with banking profits after all that's the only point buying shares surely

[battue2] 18/1/2016 13:10

its quite incredible the way the mood of posters change when things don't quite go their way. The markets are over 1000 points of their highs what do you expect?
Some of you need to take a long hard look at your posting history . Its almost a bipolar attitude. chill out. gl

[gbh2] 18/1/2016 12:43

We only lose cash when we sell at less than we paid so I'll hang on until break even to decide my next move imo end of February beginning of March will be final decision time.

[maxxyjazz] 18/1/2016 12:33

I've been long for a long time too. But seeing 10% of my profits disappear does make one consider whether I will be long for much longer.

[coddey] 18/1/2016 11:37

I'm wondering what everyone is thinking now? Does it seem we're in a massively deflationary environment and the housing and therefore house-builders with their landbanks and so on are also in for a bit of deflation?

I've been long for a while but have begun to question the wisdom of that

[martyn9] 15/1/2016 14:38

Yep, totally agree with those two posts above.Everything getting hammered at present, but the tide will turn and looking at buying more tw @1.80 which they could well see imo.bwtfdik.

[gbh2] 15/1/2016 12:35

Yep they'll come slithering back as the ex dividend dates approach imo .

[jugears] 15/1/2016 12:20

A company with a good order book, good forward sales,good land bank,& good dividend WTF is wrong with Liberum ? IMHO you are better doing your own research & my target Is £2.64 for Tw

[george3110] 15/1/2016 09:58

Thanks Liberum on Bloombrg this morning with SELL.3 October Liberum Sell at 165 ,target 155.Presumably now trying to make previous projection come true to avoid further embarrassment to clients

[deadly] 15/1/2016 09:07

Keep shorting them Taffee.

[taffee] 15/1/2016 08:45

Uk property is in the biggest bubble of all time...investors sense that it is likely to burst and builders shares will plummet...there is no supply shortage other than on the market at any one time...it's a speculative bubble based on props of astonishing size and irresponsibility including help to buy overpriced property

Dotcom shares seemed plausible right to the peak

[gbh2] 15/1/2016 08:37

SP is an absolute disgrace given the current state of the sector, problem is the institutions simply don't have a reason to hold loads of cheap shares that they picked up some years ago.

[gbh2] 14/1/2016 21:19

I couldn't find the cash to buy more but I put a spread bet on so 10 points will do me nicely.

[gambos49] 14/1/2016 20:33

5% is a big drop especially after Mondays update. I would think they will be back to mid 190's tomorrow after the dow's big rise today.

[gambos49] 14/1/2016 17:51

Biggest drop in quite a while any reason?

[rikaughty] 14/1/2016 15:49

Nice to top up at 189. Good buying opportunity.

[gbh2] 14/1/2016 15:21

14 Jan Deutsche Bank 233.00 Buy

[gbh2] 14/1/2016 14:04

Bloody awful timing, I wouldn't have minded this drop a month ago !!

[gbh2] 13/1/2016 13:06

TBH I'm more concerned about the poor reaction to Barrett's Update :(