Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[bookbroker] 27/6/2016 22:18

What a load of tosh the above posts!

[barnes4] 27/6/2016 21:57

Are u kirky off corrie?

[kirk 6] 27/6/2016 21:27

20p target for when ?

[runwaypaul] 27/6/2016 21:10

“Now the catastrophic scenario that many feared has materialized, making the disintegration of the EU practically irreversible,” Soros wrote in a June 25 essay reflecting on the U.K. vote for Project Syndicate. “The consequences for the real economy will be comparable only to the financial crisis of 2007-2008.”

[gbh2] 27/6/2016 21:00

Only a moron would believe it.

[qs99] 27/6/2016 20:56

Which broker? And ratings agency tonight look like broadly ok, so why would a broker downgrade to 20p?

[gbh2] 27/6/2016 19:52

Useless information without a link to the broker !

[bad robot] 27/6/2016 19:09

and what if they did? will the share price go up?

[leoneobull] 27/6/2016 18:45

Hope nobody voted Leave here

[clarky5150] 27/6/2016 17:34

For any investor as oppose to trader this is a golden opp. Some of the falls make no sense. Take Aht.l main business is stateside so weak pound is better for them. Record profits after record profits. Hammered today. Why? This is a huge short squeeze on fear of something that is 2 years away at the earliest. Surely common sense will prevail sooner rather than later.

[mike456] 27/6/2016 17:16

I started buying into TW. a few years back at about 40p and was topping up all through the rise until about £1.40. Once it hit £1.80 to £2 I started taking profit (quite a reasonable amount of it, to be honest) and was left with about £10k before the fall last week.
I can't see any real justification for a 40% reduction in the share price over the last week although I do accept that there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding the housing sector. Personally I see it as a buying opportunity and I've put about 40% of my historic TW. profit back into the company at £1.17
Maybe I should have waited a couple of hours longer and got in at £1.11 but I'd like to think that TW. is a good long term buy at the current share price
Good luck everyone.

[steeplejack] 27/6/2016 17:05

Good post galeforce1 and ordinarily I agree the Bank of England might consider a defence of sterling but for all the comments about doing what is required there will a catch in raising rates.It will further stress the consumer funding high levels of debt and could trigger rises in mortgage rates.Thus,I reckon the Bank will try and orchestrate an orderly decline in sterling to a level that seems appropriate during this period of uncertainty.If this means a period of benign neglect as far as the currency is concerned,so be it.

[bad robot] 27/6/2016 17:03

Warning 0p




IN BR WE TRUST

[galeforce1] 27/6/2016 16:42

Ozmoses - 'Doesn't the trade deficit only widen if we export less. With us exporting more that shouldn't happen'

The trade deficit widens as we spend more importing goods that we earn by exporting them.

In the long run, and in principle, the cheaper GBP will improve the trade deficit, because foreign goods will become more expensive for us and UK goods will be cheaper abroad.

In the short to medium term, however, the trade deficit is going to get a whole lot worse. We'll go on buying the same foreign goods, going on the same holidays etc, but we'll be paying a lot more for them in GBP. Expect the July/August/Sept trade figures for be off-the-scale terrible. GBP could fall to parity with the Euro and £1.10 to USD, and then the BoE basically has no option but to defend the GBP by raising rates.

The other problem is that we really have very little to export. Although we may (pre-Brexit) have been the world 5th biggest consuming economy, we are about the world's 10th biggest exporting economy. We don't make a lot.

[rogerbridge] 27/6/2016 15:39

Just come out of our local showhome and they confirmed it was very busy the last weekend. However we are not in London.