Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[gbh2] 11/8/2019 09:57

Two it is :)

[wfl1970] 11/8/2019 09:50

Negative GDP quarter... That's half way to an official recession.
We will know in 3 months time...

[turvart] 11/8/2019 07:05

What recession?

There’s a bit of a dip due to brexit, but no recession indicator.

[tradejunkie2] 10/8/2019 21:16

With the recession starting soon housing will be one to avoid

[turvart] 10/8/2019 20:23

Question,

What is your opinion about interest rates when we come out of brexit, do you think they will be cut or raised?

I think they will be cut by 0.25%

[turvart] 10/8/2019 20:18

Why is it when you hold for results the share price comes down and if you sell before results they rally, lol.

[jugears] 10/8/2019 14:38

Not sure who they mean

[disneydonald] 10/8/2019 14:01

“Most people on this site purport to be millionaires ...” I mustn’t have been paying attention :-)

[jugears] 10/8/2019 12:22

ftir10- Houses are still selling well, defying all the doommongers & why? very simple There is just not enough being built, Demand is still out stripping supply, You may consider house prices as being high now but if it had not been for Brexit (unless out put had increased substantially) the average price now would be very much higher than it is now, Yes house prices may fall slightly but nowhere near what you are probably imaging. IMO house prices have moved very little in the last ten years & am not sure if we have even had a housing boom since 2009, As I have said before the housing/pricing figures only ever worry about London & The South & not the rest of country, Why this part of the country is so important I do not Know. What I do know is that house prices will continue to rise as they always have & every time prices have slump they always recovered to a much higher peak.

[stewart64] 10/8/2019 10:59

Most people on this site purport to be millionaires whilst decrying the price of houses which nationwide are on average a quarter of that, so on a personal level there shouldn't be a problem. I think there may be s problem with prices in the Home Counties and London but for the rest of the country they have been drifting down in real terms since about 2005. That is borne out by the house we hope to be moving into in the N. Midlands, it has fallen behind the CPI by some distance since the current owner bought in 2005 in spite of a total rewire, total redecoration, both bathrooms and kitchen changed, reroofed, new double glazing.
Ok we could hang on for zero stamp duty up to 500k but prices may just go up in the same measure. If they go down post Brexit I expect houses to be in the frontline to try and create a Barber boom.
If prices do crash it will be on the back of a generation of falling prices in real terms in the North not a boom as some try to pretend to support their case.
The last crash btw was caused by a tripling in house prices between 1997 and 2007 when Broon escaped his strait jacket.

[ftir10] 09/8/2019 16:44

Excellent.

Ignore the bears view at your peril.

[dr_smith] 09/8/2019 16:14

fltr10. In view of condescending posts and odd agenda with propensity to spend time on threads where you talk of doom, I looked at your posts.
Filtered.

[ftir10] 09/8/2019 15:25

LOL

You've had it too easy over recent years, Brexit is just an excuse.

Housing is vastly over priced in the UK, thanks to Government incompetence.

Prices have peaked and will only go one way, hard or soft Brexit.

[charlemagne1] 09/8/2019 15:21

I must introduce myself. I am an investor with TW for many years, enjoying profits and losses. However, now that TW is showing its lowest for some time, I will buy, buy, and recommend others do the same. Dividends are good and will continue, especially after Brexit- dare I say the word?

I do not know about those buying and selling TW's houses, but I do know Brexit will happen. No, we won't be leaving with a no deal exit- how foolish of you to think so!
Mr Johnson has been using the 'No deal' threat as a ruse to get the EU to move, but, dear listener, it will not happen until the last minute of the last day! David Davies former Brexit negotiator said it would only happen at the last minute, and I believe him.
Remoaners say it will be doom and gloom with the economy collapsing, job losses etc etc- when did we hear that before?. Just STAY CALM and carry on- there will be not be a no-deal Brexit and we will be free. Remember folks, the EU needs us more than we need them-my BMW is testament to that!

[charlemagne1] 09/8/2019 15:21

I must introduce myself. I am an investor with TW for many years, enjoying profits and losses. However, now that TW is showing its lowest for some time, I will buy, buy, and recommend others do the same. Dividends are good and will continue, especially after Brexit- dare I say the word?

I do not know about those buying and selling TW's houses, but I do know Brexit will happen. No, we won't be leaving with a no deal exit- how foolish of you to think so!
Mr Johnson has been using the 'No deal' threat as a ruse to get the EU to move, but, dear listener, it will not happen until the last minute of the last day! David Davies former Brexit negotiator said it would only happen at the last minute, and I believe him.
Remoaners say it will be doom and gloom with the economy collapsing, job losses etc etc- when did we hear that before?. Just STAY CALM and carry on- there will be not be a no-deal Brexit and we will be free. Remember folks, the EU needs us more than we need them-my BMW is testament to that!

[martyn9] 09/8/2019 14:44

Well english will not be buying property being built by tw in spain with the pound being shafted,although not reliant on english buyers in spain as plenty of spanish,scandanavian,russian buyers around.
I supply six regions of tw in the uk and not showing any signs of a slowdown,certainly in the north.

[gbh2] 09/8/2019 13:48

TW has Far too many shares in circulation making any shorting impossible to detect.

[jugears] 09/8/2019 13:25

eeza- Yes its called not being in the MANIPULATED sector.

[eeza] 09/8/2019 13:21

BDEV obviously in a different sector to TW.

[m4rtinu] 09/8/2019 12:34

News on the Economy. GDP growth falls.

[wfl1970] 09/8/2019 11:05

Judging by today's reports, was it always BoJo's big plan to call a GE? Therfore suspending parliamentary activity for 25 days during the 31st October deadline... To overcome any rejection of no-deal... Hardly reinstating democracy in the country and politics is it!?

[jugears] 09/8/2019 10:28

Not enough houses coming to the market to tank,It does always surprise me how people always think negative when changes are on the horizon, Try focusing on the positives that will come out of Brexit They won't come over night but they will come.