Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[martyn9] 18/12/2019 14:24

Yes eeza and business cannot endure another potential 2years uncertainty until 2022.

[eeza] 18/12/2019 14:10

To show the EU he means business and to put some pressure on them to agree a new deal.

[m4rtinu] 18/12/2019 14:05

Why does Boris feel he needs to enshrine in law the deadline? For whose benefit has he proposed it?

[gbh2] 18/12/2019 09:18

I've not read anything about a Bovis special this year. Alexa doesn't know anything about it either.

[m4rtinu] 18/12/2019 09:13

Persimmon "in the dock" over poor fire safety. Review published yesterday. Confirming what we already knew.

[m4rtinu] 18/12/2019 09:02

Omg - ask Alexa

[omg48] 18/12/2019 08:53

Marksp : what are details for Bovis special DIV, dates etc?

[chillpill] 17/12/2019 07:49

This is a bellwether stock and will be driven up by index buyers. Was fortunate to pick some up at 149p a few months ago. Has more to go in short term due to flow imo.

RDW probably still the best value. UBS have a 820p target from Dec 4th prior to landslide.

[marksp2011] 16/12/2019 19:25

Jugs

yes that's true.
I'm out and moved to Bovis - Divi coming, bonus share issue and mote growth and margin improvement possibilities

Looking for something with better opportunities as the future of HTB is not clear

[jugears] 16/12/2019 14:18

marks- Tw did rise more than the others on Friday.

[woodhawk] 16/12/2019 12:08

Well done, Fizzy! My year is turning out pretty good (btw still doing well with both my Buffetology picks, SCPA and RWS over and over again).

[marksp2011] 16/12/2019 11:57

Why do you think there is profit taking in TW but BVS and PSN are still going?

[fizzypop] 16/12/2019 10:56

Well said Woody, £4K or 19% excl divis for my sale.

[woodhawk] 16/12/2019 10:47

A few grand, thanks, Jugears. I'm never afraid to take a profit - there's always other opportunities out there. Will be back in when it looks like the gap below is going to be filled.

[jugears] 16/12/2019 10:33

You can't blame a bit of profit taking ! There are always going to be those that are happy to make a few pence profit.

[gbh2] 16/12/2019 09:44

TW the only Red on my watchlist.

[jugears] 15/12/2019 19:07

I dont think we will see rates change Brexit has been the only thing holding the uk.economy back.Turvert I have more cash than shares so a little more interest would be nice & although I now have a substantial investment in Tw I dont see say half a percent interest rate rise making much effect to the housing market or economy. You cant cut interest when required if you dont put them up in the first place & cutting them now will have no effect whatsoever. IMHO the country needs to get back to between 1 & 2 % over the next few years but no doubt the bank of England will panick as always, better to wait & see where we are going than to rush in to something.

[turvart] 15/12/2019 16:10

Just because the tories have won, don't expect interest rates to rise, the damage to the manufacturing sector was just unbelievable. There will be an interest rate cut soon to get the UK economy back on track.

[turvart] 15/12/2019 16:04

Interest rates rates will either be held or possibly a cut because the damage done by this prolonged Brexit has had a devasting affect on companies and TW. are included.

[turvart] 15/12/2019 16:01

Jugears,

A rise in interest rates would not be good for you if you proclaim to hold shares in TW.

[marksp2011] 15/12/2019 15:34

Thats a strange thing to do

I have borrowed as much as I can get from barclays @ 0.3+LIBOR and reinvested it
I have been doing the same since 2009 so all I can say is Thank you, thank you, thank you Barclays.

I now have roughly 2.8 times the size of the debt to barclays and I am very happy to keep owing them money on these terms.

[jugears] 15/12/2019 11:16

As I dont owe a penny to anyone a rise in interest rates would be good for me

[marksp2011] 15/12/2019 07:59

Guys

A quarter point cut from nearly nothing to next to nothing makes no difference at all to anything.
A move in overdraft rates to 40% at HSBC and nationwide has a much greater impact. This is the unintended consequence of idiots not being able to work out their OD charges and regulators forcing "simplicity"

Even Monzo that was very very clear at 50p/day - the rule here was that if you were going £21 OD take the full three thousand - it still cost 50p - has ended up with 19.9 => 39.9 depending on your credit score - my 50p/day is now £1.56 for others it is now £3.27/day.

A million pounds borrowed at 1% for 1 day costs £27.397 in interest charges
a 300k mortgage with a 0.25% shave ==> £2.05/day

Which is more significant?