Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[1carus] 23/1/2020 11:04

Arja, my strategy is to make 5% to 6% per year. I take a long term view and have recently being moving my position into income stocks. I review what I hold mainly once per year and try and identify companies, mainly ftse 100, that have undergone some form of change management to turn the ship around. It kinda fits in with warren buffet's ethos of buying a good company at a fair price... not done him much wrong. It's not rocket science but seems to work well. I also like disaster stocks, when companies get bad press and they get oversold.

[garycook] 23/1/2020 11:01

Technical Insight


TW.

Taylor Wimpey PLCnotifications
TW. : LSE216.40GBpLast Close

Homebuilding & Construction

Summary
16 Technical Events
Short-Term
2 weeks - 6 weeks
Intermediate-Term
6 weeks - 9 months
Long-Term
More than 9 months

Active EventsVIEW HISTORICAL EVENTS
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17 Jan 2020DAILY212.40
Short-term KST
14 Jan 2020DAILY209.90
Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD)
10 Jan 2020DAILY197.65
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
10 Jan 2020WEEKLY197.65
Double Moving Average Crossover (21-week 50-week)
31 Dec 2019DAILY193.40
Long-term KST
20 Dec 2019WEEKLY192.60
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
20 Dec 2019WEEKLY192.60
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
09 Dec 2019DAILY177.80
Double Moving Average Crossover (50-day 200-day)
06 Dec 2019WEEKLY177.35
Commodity Channel Index (CCI)
06 Dec 2019WEEKLY177.35
Price Crosses Moving Average (200-week)
14 Nov 2019DAILY169.40
Price Crosses Moving Average (200-day)
25 Oct 2019WEEKLY167.10
Triple Moving Average Crossover (4-week 9-week 18-week)
11 Oct 2019WEEKLY163.75
Price Crosses Moving Average (50-week)
07 Dec 2018WEEKLY134.00
Double Moving Average Crossover (50-week 200-week)
21 Aug 2017DAILY195.00
Continuation Diamond (Bullish)
Target Price287.00 - 307.00
05 Jul 2017DAILY178.70
Continuation Diamond (Bullish)
Target Price271.00 - 291.00

13 Bullish
Most Recent Target 287.00 - 307.00

[arja] 23/1/2020 08:45

icarus,
you seem to have a sound strategy and good luck with it . re ex div situation, I sometimes took advantage when a stock fell quite a bit more than the dividend on ex div day in OZ as franking plays a part. Most of my active trading was done in OZ but time difference means it is not easy to do that whilst I am in the UK .
a bad day in market so far today and even building stocks off a bit .

[patientcapital] 22/1/2020 17:51

18.6p is the total expected dividend this year.

[1carus] 22/1/2020 16:46

arja.. comments about a shares performance at a given time are only pertinent to your particular strategy and time frame. For some of us long time holders who bought in at less than a quid and have been taking a large divi for the last 5 or 6 years, the daily and weekly movements are not that important to us. That said it does feel good that this is touching 220, as it has not done that for some time. Others on here dip in and out of the share. For example the drop in value over ex divi day for the special has more often than not been greater than the divi by some margin. So selling and buying either side of that can be a very good strategy here. That said, a large part of my holding here is not within an ISA so for many reasons I don't bother with that. ( Once they are all in my ISA I will definitely look at that) I commented initially as I read your statements as negatives, but understanding your approach I see why movements or lack of over a number of days is important to you. Each to their own I guess.

[gbh2] 22/1/2020 16:11

I don't think I've ever removed the Filter, once they've proved to be none contributors they're gone forever.

[arja] 22/1/2020 15:25

1carus,
i was just taking the figure from ADVFN financial link and apologise if I was wrong . I was not aware of the special divi .
i only turned things around with CFD trading after a bad start and it was because
i try to stick to OAAT policy as difficult to focus on more than one open position .
but I score badly on discipline and occasionally stray from that trading rule and
sometimes get hit when I do . With benefit of hindsight , ie knowing that there would be bullish equity markets for many years with indices continuing to make new record highs , a better policy would have been to sit and hold quality stocks or even stocks like MIDD and ISF which mirror the FTSE250 and FTSE100 . good luck with your portfolio sport .

[omg48] 22/1/2020 14:38

I remember filtering Arja some years ago. T....r
Did it again as oon as he appeared again.

[gbh2] 22/1/2020 14:17

I'm in and out of shares Daily and feel there's little to no use in adding positive or negative comments on anything I've moved on from Holding.

[1carus] 22/1/2020 14:11

arja... I am not smart enough to day trade, I would lose my shirt. But I have got rich through long term investing over the years.( Rich is relative of course)
In terms of dividend, tw may only be quoted at 2.8% but that is of course not what actually gets paid. ( Have you overlooked the special dividend?)
I understand your position now, so fair enough.

[arja] 22/1/2020 14:04

jugears ,
well, there is more than one way of making money and well done to you . I know I am
not good at cutting losses and it is why I switched to trading years ago when spreadbets and CFds were introduced . When trading, it forces discipline on me as can not let a loss run using a derivative .
I bet the infantile gbh2 is a brexiteer . he filtered me - sob sob ! ( smile )

[jugears] 22/1/2020 13:51

Arja I hold all my investments long term & have not lost money on any Except a small loss recently on Tullow oil, I bought my first investment in TW @30-37p & have added when I see an opportunity I have never solid any & take all my dividends as shares & now have a substantial holding here. Long term holding has worked exceptionally well for me & expect at least another 40p here in the short term.

[arja] 22/1/2020 13:09

1carus,
if you are a fundamentalist , you should know that the dividend yield is only 2.80%
- FACT . ok, still a decent yield in a low interest rate environment and it is
covered 3 times by earnings and hence it is safe , I just trust the chart and make money trading using CFds of course . stamp duty in Uk is a bad thing and it was abolished in OZ in about 1998 I think .

[arja] 22/1/2020 12:58

jugears ,
another idiot making assumptions,. I bet you have a few "investments " in which you hang on are losing money !

[arja] 22/1/2020 12:57

BDEV also has a lovely uptrending chart and another NOR situation

[arja] 22/1/2020 12:55

icarcus,
silly comment from you as being disgruntled or not is irrelevant . I just state the facts and one fact is that TW has broken out today and is now a NOR situation. High dividends are sometime s sign of bad times ahead but not with TW I think . FYI I am a trader and trade TW along with other stocks sometimes keeping for a few days although always a risk taking a stock overnight and especially holding on results day !

[jugears] 22/1/2020 12:53

1carus off course he has no investment in Tw, But nice to see my target price getting nearer.

[1carus] 22/1/2020 10:26

arja... do you hold any of this? or just disgruntled for some reason. The dividend has been in excess of 12% for at lest the last 5 years. That out performs 99.9% of all fund managers by some margin. Not every stock is a growth stock. ( Not to mention that it's price has doubled in 6 years)

[martyn9] 22/1/2020 10:08

The share price is going in the right direction, long may it continue :)

[chillpill] 22/1/2020 08:35

RDW has been the laggard imo but that is now catching up. Still more to go for I think.

[arja] 20/1/2020 14:54

tw AGAIN the laggard in building sector but maybe it will catch up soon !!