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this is getting knocked around a lot today, looks to me like MM's playing games
i bought too soon at 1.65, (only a few days ago ) but that's the game
how low can it go, i still think sub £1.50 is poss short term, but med & long term this is a winner
GL all
TW second biggest loser's on the FTS 100 why?
huge gap around 125p
Nice.
volumes were massive today, like 26M, norm is 8Million.
could of been a buying opp
i think the MM's are playing their usual tricks, or there been a large seller
(i'm holding at £1.65 I'm not worried, it's imposs to buy at the bottom.. i sense 170's within the next 4 weeks, that's good enough for me)
Did it just jump to 1.60 in the final seconds?
those are the MM's crossing after hour trades
she closed at £1.58, but she could open tomo lower, or higher, or £1.60
GL buddy
The closing auction price was 158.7. That is what they will open at tomorrow. Of course that is a "technical" opening, and they will jump either to the downside, or upside depending on the market in the first few seconds at 0800 hrs.
Hi Wiganwarror
A closing price has no relationship to an opening price, the MM can set any price they want.
When there is ‘news’ it’s common to see big differences between the 2, in either direction
GL buddy
Good comments spot on
Going x-div on 7 October and i'm really hoping for the SP to rise as we approach that date.
Attractive divi and general outlook good.
here's hoping for the bounce.
GLA
jedi51, I hope you are right
in fact it's Jed, but may be a Jedi could help us here, lol
Such an interesting stock today, lots of huge buys and get the price still going down
fuel, wages, supply chain and rates all dogging the sector as a whole. it will take results and trading updates to sooth nerves, or not. either way many shares in the sector arent at too demanding valuations so you can certainly nibble on some in the sector now, others soon.
hi Usually-Right
I agree with all your points, but
it's fallen roughly 10% in a week, was £1.73 this time last week, and it's been +£1.80's a few month back.
it just feel a wee over done/over sold to me, these guys released a super positive statement with results during summer
( i expected this be £2 by now, albeit i prefer it be £1.60 today, as long as it rallies soon, I only re-bought recently so was waiting for a drop, but not quite this deep)
Sea of blue but no movement from 156 ! Work that one out
Strange how Persimmon seems to be in favour - I think it has risen for the last two days yet TW seems to be persistently unloved.
Thought this looked good with the financials and dividend news but yea seems to drop while all other construction is loved
I think we have either a larger seller, or MM’s playing
Their usual games. And for sure the builders are
feeling ‘unloved’ at the moment
I stand by us seeing £1.75 in Oct, which I’d be a happy seller at .
GlA
johnnie5x
Morning,
My dealings with TW. shares mirrors yours. I have been dealing in the 166-171 price range and taking profits in extra shares.
My last sale was at 170.5 and i decided that i would leave it at that but the price fall into the 150's was IMO too much of a buying opportunity so i bought back in at 158
I fully believe that this share will climb again although it may take a little time.
Meanwhile i'll sit back and take the nice dividends they pay.
GLA
Mortgages up £5.3biliion in August.
No sign housing market slowly per Times report
hi Jed
I'm similar, but I been a bit trigger happy and bought a few more too soon at £1.59, so my BE is about 1.62 now (which feels a long way off, but a few days, or 1 good day we can rally past that.
I'm watchin level 2 like ' a one eyed cat in a fish shop' as i feel abit TW overweight (for me anyway)
GL buddy
Lets have a game, when will this stock turn back above 160? I like to think next week. Does anyone have a different idea or any knowledge
Unloaded this at 1.73 and glad to be out. U.K. facing huge problems, political self harming basket case, sterling on the slide, market where is was 21 years ago, inflation thanks to parabolic energy prices is going to ramp up interest rates, housing is based on affordability, serious correction coming, already seeing it as growth stocks fail, think asos/Ocado, house builders it’s just all downside risk with little upside, chasing dividends is a disaster, wasn’t that long ago these were 18p, everywhere has its issues but U.K. a terminal case since brexit fiasco.
Well, the world can't restart its engines and get back to normality after Covid (and from the UK's perspective also BREXIT, and an idiot like Boris running things), without a few serious bumps and stutters along the way. October(ish) is traditionally the time for market wobbles, so factor all this in and it's likely to be bumpy for a few weeks, months. However, if you can see through this then no doubt Wimps will reward if you are accumulating at these sort of sub 160 prices. We've been here before, so we know how the movie usually ends, which means plenty opportunities to make decent monies.
However, if you are trying to trade and time the market you better be a professional, or just plain lucky, otherwise the odds are against you at the mo. Patience pays off in these situations. Just like the current situation re fuel, the media loves nothing better than to over hype the downside. Always darkest before the dawn.