Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[tradejunkie2] 30/11/2018 14:08

EI, people need two sides of the story or a dose of reality to what's happening out there. You won't see it if you're in love or down on a stock that you're bullish on.
The market is merely reflecting this right now. The 11th brings with it uncertainty and markets don't like it. Expect further weakness until then.

[essentialinvestor] 30/11/2018 13:54

TJ, you do tend to get a tad excitable, that style might not be to everyone's taste.

[tradejunkie2] 30/11/2018 13:48

I got filtered and ridiculed for my posts. I told you this was going down now the down trend from 2017 is broken. This is NOT good!

Now i'm very bearish on this stock.

There will be folks on this board that write things like "too cheap just topped up" and "tempting to average down" or "just doubled up" etc. Remember these folks as soon they won't be posting much.

Next target 110p.

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TradeJunkie2 - 15 Nov 2018 - 12:32:56 - 21295 of 21759 Taylor Wimpey - TW.
As l predicted we are now below 150p.

Need to keep a cool head in the market and face the reality that this is going lower.

The trend is your friend.


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TradeJunkie2 - 15 Nov 2018 - 09:52:32 - 21281 of 21759 Taylor Wimpey - TW.
I see below 150p as reasonable given the Brexit deal.

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TradeJunkie2 - 13 Nov 2018 - 16:47:39 - 21233 of 21759 Taylor Wimpey - TW.
Downtrend from Oct 2017 continues.

See daily chart.

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TradeJunkie2 - 12 Nov 2018 - 14:29:26 - 21211 of 21759 Taylor Wimpey - TW.
Looking weak no breakout resuming downwards path

[essentialinvestor] 30/11/2018 13:36

Clarky, you can certainly make a case for that.
I don't see many sector insiders topping up atm?.

[porsche1945] 30/11/2018 13:32

Bara...he will have to sell some of them whether he likes it or not, redemptions so heavy hes gotta raise money somehow, hes bought high and selling low...those funds of his going down the toilet, hes flogged all the liquid decent stuff so hes now into the cxxp he should never have bought.

[clarky5150] 30/11/2018 13:07

For every seller there is a buyer. A sharp recovery could see a 20% return from here in days. As a long term ISA hold or similar this rally is a no brainer at this level.

[clarky5150] 30/11/2018 13:05

6 month chart looking awful. I guess my 200p by Christmas prediction may have been a tad (12 months) early.....
230p by Christmas 2019 !!!

[hernando2] 30/11/2018 13:03

Its probably him selling now...

[baracuda2] 30/11/2018 12:56

He hasn't lost anything unless he sells out!

[porsche1945] 30/11/2018 12:27

I bet Woodford wishes hed held onto Glaxo and Astra rather than doing the back brexit (disaster) britain stuff and loading up on fully valued wobbly as ever house builders, how much has he lost on these barratt and crest.

[fangorn2] 30/11/2018 12:13

steeplejack30 Nov '18 - 11:30 - 21749 of 21749
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Studies by the FT around Brexit referendum time showed that EU migration was an economic benefit to the UK.The EU migrants generally paid tax and drew on social benefits less than the native population.(That was to be expected given that EU migrants are young and are here to work).However,the referendum clearly wasn’t all about whether your average Pole or Bulgarian paid their way,it was more about a feeling of “invasion̶1;.

Not strictly true as MigrationWatch assessments have shown.

As far as non EU migration is concerned,it clearly includes swathes of people who have no intention of intergrating into UK society (or European society for that matter) or respecting the values of that society or the traditional native religion.

Don't dispute that at all. And why I am as furious about unfettered NON EU migration as I am EU..

This is a sweeping generalisation but an impression that will be supported by a bus ride round the north circular through Wembley to Tower Hamlets.Our country has become “ghettoised221; over the last half century.Its not the end of the world,afterall,the USA has thrived on a ghettoised society,but it’s not everyone’s cup of tea.

Again concur with your comments.

See we can agree!!!!

[baracuda2] 30/11/2018 12:12

Bought more today

[steeplejack] 30/11/2018 11:30

Studies by the FT around Brexit referendum time showed that EU migration was an economic benefit to the UK.The EU migrants generally paid tax and drew on social benefits less than the native population.(That was to be expected given that EU migrants are young and are here to work).However,the referendum clearly wasn't all about whether your average Pole or Bulgarian paid their way,it was more about a feeling of "invasion".As far as non EU migration is concerned,it clearly includes swathes of people who have no intention of intergrating into UK society (or European society for that matter) or respecting the values of that society or the traditional native religion.This is a sweeping generalisation but an impression that will be supported by a bus ride round the north circular through Wembley to Tower Hamlets.Our country has become "ghettoised" over the last half century.Its not the end of the world,afterall,the USA has thrived on a ghettoised society,but it's not everyone's cup of tea.

[spoon4] 30/11/2018 11:01

Down again as predicted

[essentialinvestor] 30/11/2018 10:45

They can't fill vaccancies at my local hospital, there are huge shortages of
nurses UK wide.

There are over 600k job vaccancies in the economy atm.

So what leaving the EU means, is more non EU migration.

It's already happening. The highest in 14 years.

Taking back control in reality.

I've worked in the care sector and in recruitment for security, contract cleaning,
catering. Many UK nationals do not want the work, they consider it below them.
And it's not just a matter of the pay rates, they don't like the type of work.

You won't get less migration in leaving the EU, if anything more.
As all these countries with these wonderful trade deals we will sign,
have easier migration to the UK at the top of their list.

[dr_smith] 30/11/2018 10:40

marksp2011:
Thank-you for reply. I see that it is a different approach, but as to whether it is better, I guess only time will tell.

[dr_smith] 30/11/2018 10:37

Jugears.
>There are know wind downs on any of the sies I am working on so I assume this is moe London & the South ?
Not sure how to read your response. You are saying "pre tender meetings indicated that the number of sites planned would be increasing after Brexit" but forecasts show no change to t/o, so wondering how to correlate the two. Maybe the forecasts were done conservatively pre brexit and haven't been updated to reflect current optimism.

[fangorn2] 30/11/2018 10:34

marksp201130 Nov '18 - 07:52 - 21725 of 21743
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Steeple

These stats have always been at odds with the Brexit story more disinformation peddled to the masses

the serious migration numbers have always been non-EU and had very little to do with the free movement and everything to do with UK government policy.

Incorrect

They have ALWAYS been BOTH - both EU and NON EU.

I have never had a problem with EU free movement for people working, I think it is a good thing and, overall it has made us a better economy. I have also benefitted from it personally as I work outside UK sometimes.

Ah there we go.You haven't been affected so FOM isnt a problem for you..Funny that.


The age demographic of the non-EUs is also interesting in assessing what their likely contribution is going to be.

Indeed.

We all get old.

So importing 300,00 every year to pay the pensions of those currently retired (ie a PONZI) wont work as this lot will need financing at a later date - implying we need to import even more down the line!!!!!!!

This is a Ponzi waiting to blow up.

When it does it wont be pretty.

[jugears] 30/11/2018 09:59

Up10 The markets are manipulating all share prices I KNOW THAT !

[up10] 30/11/2018 09:50

TW. profits are going to plummet.

The market knows that, shame you lot don't!

[martyn9] 30/11/2018 09:43

With this rate of decline i can see a quid in a weeks time, and will buy a shed load more.Let the shorters/panic sellers continue and upon reversal see them get burnt.

[jugears] 30/11/2018 09:34

wfl1970, yes the market is seeing something different a great value share that can be manipulated, just hope no one misses out when these inevitably go back through the roof.

[jugears] 30/11/2018 09:32

gbh2 with a 70p plus upside to the share price The dividend is just a bonus.

[essentialinvestor] 30/11/2018 08:49

WF, in a nutshell - trends tend to overshoot, agree.

[gbh2] 30/11/2018 08:48

The only choice PIs have is to follow the trend or sell up, much of the rest is just wind and *iss.