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Will the Taylor Wimpey share price be a winner in 2021?
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FTSE 100‘s housebuilders, like
Taylor Wimpey(LSE: TW), fell so hard in the 2020 stock market crash. Sure, lockdowns made it a lot harder for people to move house, and that was certain to have an adverse effect on profits. But did the Taylor Wimpey share price really deserve to lose more than 50% in the early months of Covid-19?
I can think of plenty of companies whose longer-term futures could have been seriously threatened by the pandemic. But I see housebuilding as one of those real essentials, providing the things that humans just can’t manage without… food, energy, clothing, housing, all that stuff. What’s more, in the UK we’ve been in the grip of a housing shortage for decades.
Should I buy musicMagpie (MMAG) shares? Image source: Getty Images
The wave of new companies coming to the market continues apace. The latest new-stock-on-the-UK-block is re-commerce business
musicMagpie. Trading of its shares began today on the (junior) AIM market of the London Stock Exchange. As someone who only very recently used its services and loves small-cap stocks, I’m keen to look into the investment case for the company. Should I buy MMAG shares today?
What is musicMagpie?
Founded in 2007, musicMagpie is a dream for anyone who likes to declutter. It specialises in “
refurbished consumer technology“. It takes the stuff we no longer want including smartphones, video games consoles, CDs and DVDs and then sells it on. Previous owners get some fuss-free cash for their unwanted things and the company pockets the (often sizeable) difference between what it pays to acquire them and what it goes on to sell them for.