Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[corlis] 24/2/2016 12:22

TW did very nicely from 99p all the way up to £205.

[omg48] 24/2/2016 11:26

Why is it that when the sector falls, TW is at the forefront, falling further than most. Then when the sector rises, TW is the slowest to rise?

[corlis] 24/2/2016 10:22

Gap to fill at 173.45p-ish....then up she goes.

[martyn9] 23/2/2016 11:10

Persimmon's pre-tax profit up 34%,would hope next monday TW final results are as good.

[wipo1] 23/2/2016 11:07

Gambos The house I'm in was built around 1998.

[gambos49] 23/2/2016 00:08

wipo1
How many years ago did you buy your Bryant home .Mine was built around 35 years ago and still standing great location sorted any problems years ago .Love it .Different construction methods in Bryant days against nowadays

[gbh2] 22/2/2016 19:27

The £ has taken a beating today, that may have a knock on effect re Interest Rates.

[jugears] 22/2/2016 17:25

Absloutely no justifcation for todays fall, Quite expected these to be 194 today.
Brexit will never happen the Eu won't let it because they Know full well that others will leave. I wouldn't be surprised if the Eu offered the uk a sweetener to stay in over the next few months, Although it is about time Britain stood firm against the Eu.

[spudders] 22/2/2016 17:22

There is a real problem recruiting qualified tradesmen for us smaller builders, not many of the youngsters want to do a proper apprenticeship but they believe their worth 40k plus after 2 years training. Labour costs are going up along with materials. NHBC spend 60M on repairs to new builds each year, that tells you something.

[volsung] 22/2/2016 16:43

Since when did the English build houses? It's us micks who do the building lol

[billy5] 22/2/2016 16:40

gbh2

Thanks for the info.

Billy

[steeplejack] 22/2/2016 16:26

Or perhaps there's a real concern that if Brexit happens,a wave of Eastern Europeans will leave the country and there won't be enough English left to build houses.In fact maybe we've forgotten how!😕

[martyn9] 22/2/2016 16:22

Possibly steep.

[steeplejack] 22/2/2016 16:20

Higher interest rates?

[martyn9] 22/2/2016 16:01

I can't see the justification in this bashing today!!not buying the potential exit from the EU,How is that supposed to affect uk housebuilders.

[gbh2] 22/2/2016 13:06

I did and today it's down to one week or to be more precise one week and a day.

[billy5] 22/2/2016 13:01

gbh2

You said on the 17th, two weeks to Results. What is the exact date please.

Thanks.

Billy.

[gbh2] 22/2/2016 11:32

I'd like to think it was a final tree shake before the results but as its across the sector I can only hope for better things next week.

Re date of dividend, the ex date will be announced with the results & the amount hopefully.

[omg48] 22/2/2016 11:17

Could someone please remind me what date we have to hold shares to receive dividend

[spudders] 22/2/2016 10:35

agree BVS results very good but it was all priced in. CNBC interviewed the CEO this morning if anyone is interested, BVS did say they would address Brexit when they had more info. I do hold here and my only concern is the exposure to London market as Brexit will have an effect if it does occur. I hold GFRD also and they have exposure to London albeit JV's and they seem a little concerned at the frothy prices. GLA

[beercapafn] 22/2/2016 10:24

It more to do do with the flow of money that might be affected. IMHO

[jugears] 22/2/2016 10:12

whats that go to do with house building ?

[beercapafn] 22/2/2016 10:06

exit reason for sector drop.

[martyn9] 22/2/2016 09:43

My thoughts also? ftse well up today.