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It will turn around at some point
Even if the houses sell at a slower rate .Stock is as good as money .
Funny thing in the T hut conversation is how the chat has changed!
Where it used to be which pub you meeting at , or which lady you were seeing tonight!
To how’s your garden getting on and when are you looking to retire!
Makes you smile
I wouldn't put to much in just yet...
Gap fill after quite a lot of good news. BlackRock increasing holding. Fancy it for a run.
Good for you, I wish I had some spare cash now to get a few more at this price.
Well, I was hoping no one noticed ... :-)
nearly 58 mill today. Who is buying own up?
We are being screwed.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/building-giant-gets-taxpayer-millions-26840217
I think Gove's interference is screwing this share down big time. I bought at 30p years ago and topped up a few more as she rose hopping it would get to £2 + and stay there !. It was down to 3p at one point I believe after the banking crisis so there is no telling where we are going mainly due to HMG meddling and the wok optics of actually paying out decent dividends owed to share holders that keep the company alive.
The pro market traders are so predictable today, pull up the sp to meet the 20ma. Always the case when its a good few pence below.
So next move, as its broke the descending triangle, is another leg down.
The main stream news now saying the War could spill over Ukraine Borders
2022 appears to be a year darkness.....not all gloom though... always the potential of a santa rally in December,
Yeah, always have some cash reserves when there’s a bargain to be had. Covid was a good time to have spare cash and as recently at the awful war in Ukraine was another time when having cash spare was advantageous to investors. Gaps can act as support, one being filled can help investors to buy the gap with chance of a rebound. Risk management needs to be in place as can fall right through of course. Vice versa can act as resistance too.
No link, just read it on Apple News this morning. It’s from analysts at Capital Economics. I think prices won’t rise by the 9% stated, may be 5 or 6% but the drop could be nearer 9 or 10%. I’m just guessing though, time will tell. The institutions buying was one factor why I bought yesterday. I’ll buy more at 110p if it gets there.
Sorry that's for Fugazi1 re gap filling, not a reply to more recent posts.
Makes no sense to me I'm afraid. I don't buy a share at 80p to sell at 95p. And regardless of the gap having been filled, the sp is half what it was previously. So how has the gap being filled helped shareholders in any way?
Lies to drive down the share price.
Interest rates should have always been at 7 percent to stop an overpriced housing bubble.
In the 1970’s interest rates were 11 percent and that didn’t crash the market.
The divided at 6 percent for a £128 pence share price, is secure and one of the better yields on the market.
120. next stop .
next year be time to by , rates be 3%.. housing market drop. i can see Tw being just over a pound share. what will keep it up it's dividend ratio
Link please
Look at the price of TW though.
Trading on 2014 levels, when the housing market was selling at 50 percent cheaper, than today’s prices.
No wonder the estimate is £1.80.
We have divided chasers in the market and people don’t appreciate how hard builders work.
@Shanny, keep your powder dry, this is one of 100s of quality companies that's going to get a right kicking this year....Far lower to go yet. GLA
Sounds very much like COVID 500,000 deaths per day prediction. Some journalists just can’t help themselves from creating clickbait. BlackRock must be ringing their handle on how cheap they’re going to get the shares.
House prices are set to go into reverse as mortgage rates double by the end of the year, signalling the economic crunch will bring the recent property boom to an end.
The average rate on new mortgages is set to double to 3.6pc by 2023, marking the sharpest increase since 1990, according to forecasts from Capital Economics.
While house prices are expected to rise 9pc this year, they’re set to drop 5pc over 2023 and 2024, reversing a fifth of the surge in house prices since the pandemic began.
It comes as the Bank of England scrambles to lift interest rates to battle surging inflation, while soaring energy bills and higher taxes are also set to spark the biggest fall in living standards since the 1950s.
@Peaky I bought a few today, will scale in as 100p is a possibility like you say. Missed the boat before being too patience though.
@Fug I use TA but some seem to get annoyed by the “mystic Meg” predictions as they say so I keep the TA chatter to a minimum on the boards. Agree, most gaps are filled and 108p probably will be but when, who knows.
Think about it we have built hundreds of thousands of houses over the past few years and what schools, hospitals or anything else has been built.
Around our way the kids can’t get into there local schools.
But anyway what do I know?
We will be in demand one way or another!
Good luck and this isn’t deramping it’s pointing out facts.