Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[riley109] 07/6/2019 12:55

Jugears,Northern Rock [Not a venue] and Bradford & Bingley [Not Towns].

[porsche1945] 07/6/2019 11:47

Jeez viscious fall off on ex dividend for these. Woodford dumping his huge holding wont help, will take 6-12 months to manage that fund down so the horror story liquidation will run and run, fueled by the collapse in WPCT now going on. FCA al over it now but as usual only in time to count the bodies.

[jugears] 07/6/2019 11:16

Funny how they all come out of the woodwork when the share price goes down.

[wfl1970] 07/6/2019 11:09

Well, if that's the case, last year's 'Summer lull' lasted until December!

[jugears] 07/6/2019 10:42

Riley109, Brexit Is having a major impact on decision making, I speak with many companies on a daily basis & all say they are being cautious about investment/expansion due to the uncertainty about Brexit, Construction other than warehouses & house builders has been hit really badly with a huge down turn in orders this all has a knock on effect! However I do agree with gbh2 that this is also connected to the summer lul, It is also a shame that Woodford has had to sell some of his more profitable assets to bail him self out, that said his fund will recover all that's needed is a bit of patience.

[gbh2] 07/6/2019 09:19

Oppss wrong thread.

[gbh2] 07/6/2019 09:17

imo it's no more than the usual summer lull, come September TW should be back on track.

[jugears] 07/6/2019 09:03

sikhthe tech, I don't see leasehold being a major problem. Falling housec price are due to Brexit & as for Woodford selling I am sure that there will be no shortage of buyers for his shares. The long term future for Tw is in my opinion Rock solid, Yes the share price may dip short term & Dividends may even fall off a bit but for the last 10 years these have given a very good return & I expect this to continue for a long time yet.

[sikhthetech] 06/6/2019 19:50

Jugears,

"At the moment I see no reason why Tw are falling other than the uncertainty about Brexit which will eventually get sorted out."


Apart from Brexit, house prices falling, Leasehold scandal and general market being volatile atm.... Woodford is a forced seller...

He holds several house builders...

I think still further to fall...

[turvart] 06/6/2019 19:38

I thought it held up fairly well today, I confess I am new to this stock and I did say in previous posts that I was listening to other traders/investors of TW. and valued their input, I bought my first lot at 165.44 so technically holding it through XD I’m still still slightly up. House builders have never floated my boat, but with the fundamentals this stock holds I couldn’t resist adding it to my portfolio.

[eeza] 06/6/2019 17:45

Woodford still selling, now under 5%.

[jugears] 06/6/2019 11:56

Tradejunkie2, Time to buy some more then ! From past experience whenever there is a crisis or uncertainty in the world shares will always drift lower, use that opportunity to purchase shares for the long term, I probably say this a lot but patients really does pay off, I can not see the point of people buying shares & then selling for a small profit(a couple of pence in many cases)In the last 10 years I have made about 400-500% profit on my original TW purchase & that excludes dividends & no effort apart from the couple of times I have purchased them. At the moment I see no reason why Tw are falling other than the uncertainty about Brexit which will eventually get sorted out.In my opinion once Brexit is resolved the markets will fly, but for now it is just a waiting game, something you need patience for.IMHO there is little point worrying about the share price going down unless you need the money!

[steeplejack] 06/6/2019 11:53

I think you’re going to need Brexit to be implemented before Marxist Corbyn and pals have a hope in hell of getting into power.The Tories are damned if they don’t deliver Brexit and probably damned if they do,assuming but half of project fear comes to pass.Yet that doesn’t increase the likelihood of the pontificating,platitudinous Labour Party taking the reins because they are more than culpable of exacerbating the political maelstrom we now find ourselves in.The Euro elections confirmed the electorates disappointment with the Labour Party who are more divided than the Tories.Labour should have worked harder to stop Brexit at the polling station back in 2016.Too late now.

Boris might not be a detail man but he’s not so deluded as to call a general election when the Tories have just been annihilated in the Euro elections.Its a near certainty that Boris will be the next PM and will drive through Brexit,deal or no deal and whilst parliament has voted against no deal,it’ll be a brave MP who stands against the tide.I voted remain but Brexit must be delivered otherwise democracy in this country is a travesty,a laughing stock.The referendum never should have been held.Only extremists are unequivocally 100% leave or 100% remain.Most of the considered electorate are somewhere in between recognising the economic benefits but aware of the judicial and political drawbacks.There was always an ambiguity in the very simplicity of the referendum question,IN or OUT.Now,three years on parliament are trying to define what OUT means.Well,hard luck Parliament (courtesy of the Tory Government)you asked a bloody stupid simplistic question and got a simple answer.Let’s leave and get it over with.

PS I’ll be more than curious to see how we get on when we leave.I don’t think it’ll be catastrophic barring an initial scarcity of iceberg lettuces on the shelves.No,I think we’ll just see a steady but long term decline in our living standards.Thereagain,a lot of people who voted OUT aren’t exactly living the dream right now are they?

[gbh2] 06/6/2019 10:55

Best way Jugears, I lost far too much when I was working for a living and trying to run spread bets.

[tradejunkie2] 06/6/2019 10:49

Going down chaps.

[jugears] 06/6/2019 10:25

Well I am more than happy to continue receiving dividends as shares, The lower they are the more I get for the long term, Even if the dividend fell to 3-4% I will still be getting a very comfortable return.

[gbh2] 06/6/2019 09:47

I was anticipating 155p but there's No real support until 150p, time to raid the kids money boxes for some more cash :)

[davenpd] 06/6/2019 09:40

special dividend in today so price adjusted accordingly

[wfl1970] 06/6/2019 09:38

Seriously?!!!

[gbh2] 06/6/2019 09:38

If you need to ask you're in the wrong game !

[casino444] 06/6/2019 09:25

Why is Taylor wimpy down so much today ??

[davenpd] 06/6/2019 09:08

Check out EXPN....solid for years

[gbh2] 06/6/2019 09:07

omg, no ftse250

But I've reduced the number I was intending to purchase and taken back 75% of the TW I sold at 171p, 13p difference better than 10.7p divi and my TW ave has been significantly reduced.:))

[omg48] 06/6/2019 08:59

gbh. Is it in FTSE 100 ?