Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[tjbird] 05/7/2016 13:54

have a feeling this is going to 80p

[runwaypaul] 05/7/2016 13:34

I look at the prices of tiny 2 bed flats in nondescript blocks in Chelmsford asking 350/400k.

its uttlerly ridiculous the prices being asked for.they are worth 200/250k at best.

im personally thinking this is the start of a serious correction which will last atleast 2 years.

hxxp://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/Chelmsford/2-bed-flats.html

once public get wind of a correction theres no stopping it.

long overdue.

[essentialinvestor] 05/7/2016 13:17

The UK residential property market will not implode.

You may see falls, that was already happening late last year in
London uber prime, which had seen incredible price rises.

It is understandable that some are angry and may be unable to buy because
of pricing, but wishing the HB sector ill will not cure the problem.

We need more supply to help rebalance the market, not less.

[badtime] 05/7/2016 13:10

Was thinking the same thing

[gbh2] 05/7/2016 12:59

"I'm going to enjoy seeing this stock crash to new lows as the UK property market implodes."


When one considers the implication of such an event on PI holdings, the thought is that only a prize pratt would post such a thing imo.

[smurfy2001] 05/7/2016 12:38

I'm going to enjoy seeing this stock crash to new lows as the UK property market implodes.


Standard Life shuts property fund amid rush of Brexit withdrawals

Firm closes £2.9bn commercial fund citing ‘exceptional market circumstances’ in reportedly first such UK closure since the financial crisis

[gbh2] 05/7/2016 10:54

And the good news is the HFs don't start making money until they start buying back.

[ardent8] 05/7/2016 10:40

Tw the share price is being played and not doing wellTw the company are doing just fine

[steeplejack] 05/7/2016 10:13

Yes I agree gbh2.The hedge funds are having a field day in these volatile market.There's the Standard Life property fund redemption news to be considered.This doesn't have direct relevance to the likes of TW. but it's unsettling news.Sterling continues under pressure and the market continues to bet on a hard landing for the UK,look at Whitbreads.The jury is out on a lot of domestics in this market and there's not much point speculating whether concerns are misplaced.For now overseas earners like BATs ,Shire,IMT,AZN are the safe bet .The FTSE 250 is down some 5% since Monday's opening,thus around some 10% since Brexit.

[gbh2] 05/7/2016 10:03

Hedge Funds driving it down because they can !

[jugears] 05/7/2016 10:00

Shaw, I am not sure that you can devalue a company by half due to something that may or may not happen, As Tw went in to the credit crisis with 1 Billon pounds of debt & managed to survive I really don't think we have a lot to worry about, Any down turn & TW can reduce its overheads by 50% with a quick call to its subcontract work force, Tw can be ran on an extremey thin budget if required. But as we all know things are not & will not be as bad as predicted,My own experience as a supplier to the construction industry is that things are buisier than ever, & all the companies I talk to say the same think, IMHO this share has been totally over sold from £1.80 & any Manipulated falls will be short lived, & who knows At this price Tw must be a takeover target

[barbar7619] 05/7/2016 09:15

Can't be serious! Must be tree shaking. We exit the EU and everyone stops buying houses and building them.......... Seriously over done!!!!

[shaws67] 05/7/2016 08:34

yup, for sure.....then it will become interesting

[rickmay] 05/7/2016 08:32

Am sure these will be SUB £1 very soon.

[shaws67] 05/7/2016 08:31

Much more yet to come....strap in.

[martyn9] 05/7/2016 08:30

Agreed totally overcooked!!

[podium] 05/7/2016 08:28

Another wild manipulated overdone fall.

[garycook] 05/7/2016 07:45

All manipulated,but that is Construction products.If and when all the Housebuilders report then we will know,who was telling the truth !!!

[tjbird] 05/7/2016 07:33

hxxp://www.constructionproducts.org.uk/media/129090/cpa-forecasts-slowdown-in-construction-growth-as-risks-continue-to-rise-18apr16.pdf

CPA downgrade

[bigboots] 05/7/2016 07:18

Cracking figures by Persimmon today seeing no slow down " in the current market