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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Taylor Wimpey Plc | LSE:TW. | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008782301 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 127.10 | 127.30 | 127.40 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Gen Contr-single-family Home | 3.51B | 349M | 0.0986 | 12.92 | 4.5B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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20/11/2024 23:35 | EI "Late November(ish) time tends to be a decent buying spot for the sector, with SP's often nicely up by the following summer" Unlike previous years, this year there's a new govn, budget which is bad for HBs, Hike in taxes which will impact affordability, prospects of interest rates staying higher for longer. Whereas, last year's rise was to do with hyped sector due to prospects of inflation falling, interest rates falling, prospects of housing market surging. | sikhthetech | |
20/11/2024 21:09 | Maybe they should call an emergency general election for this January due to a false manifesto and a false curriculum vitae, that prob wouldn’t even pass AIM Regulation ? | kreature | |
20/11/2024 19:07 | DvD, I qoute you... 'As for a Q4 interest rate cut - it's looking less and less likely' They cut in Q4! DvD, why do you consistently prove yourself a mug-punter, lol! I think you will find that October, November and December are all in Q4. Am I correct yet again and you are wrong... yet again, lol, just lol! The Bank of England (BOE) cut interest rates from 5% to 4.75% at its meeting on November 6, 2024. | beckers2008 | |
20/11/2024 18:55 | K, Really, when my average was £1.03 and sold at £1.36. How can I be bitter about making a tidy profit plus 3 div payments? | beckers2008 | |
20/11/2024 18:26 | Beckers200820 Nov '24 - 17:44 - 19790 ‘I sold out nearly a year ago’ With respect, at least that would explain your bitterness. ATB | kreature | |
20/11/2024 17:58 | CMA yet to report on the alleged price sharing between the large listed HB's ?. Unless I've missed the announcement. Late November(ish) time tends to be a decent buying spot for the sector, with SP's often nicely up by the following summer - only a general rule, so exceptions apply. This worked again over the last 12 months, giving a buy opportunity in the mid £1.30's in December and a summer sell available at £1.60 plus in August. | essentialinvestor | |
20/11/2024 17:16 | The trouble is sickly old boy you've been telling us since 2019 lol | jugears | |
20/11/2024 16:55 | Uh oh….lefrene is awake and seeing clearly. That’s not supposed to happen. Hopefully wrong, but looking right | kreature | |
20/11/2024 16:31 | My guess this bunch of bare faced liars will print to oblivion, hoping somehow to avoid hyper-inflation by forcing a digital currency onto the sheeple. Meanwhile taking public ownership of anything of value by 'rescuing' companies their policies have forced over the edge. It's going to be more China, than China. I hope I'm very wrong, but ever since the Repo crash, it's been like some sort of hologram. There has to be a reckoning. We're all in for an interesting time, we shall have to see how it affects house values. | lefrene | |
20/11/2024 16:24 | VTY down 6% now ….in one day. I think they do something different to here tho. Yes they build and sell houses but dunno they say something is a bit different. Diggers might be a different colour or something? | kreature | |
20/11/2024 16:07 | The realists posts have been consistent as to where I and thry think housing market and HBs are heading. Understanding why we are here is important to understand where they are heading. | sikhthetech | |
20/11/2024 16:03 | Beckers, with respect repeating the same points over and over says as much about you, as sik. No one cares what he said, did, didn't do, got wrong, etc. Where the share price goes from here is the salient point, the future is what investors/traders are interested in, not constant rehashing of the past. | essentialinvestor | |
20/11/2024 15:58 | VTY down another 7% today, so now what ? Um dunno. How can we collectively on here make mortgage rates fall? Bit difficult probably. On a positive note, um nope dunno | kreature | |
20/11/2024 15:35 | £450k would only be a massive paper loss tbf. We all know it doesn’t count until you actually sell (probably back at 30p by the way this is going) | kreature | |
20/11/2024 15:14 | Sikhthetech, No twisting here... You shorted TW. in October 2018 and got burnt and still smarting 6 years later, lol! | beckers2008 | |
20/11/2024 15:06 | Jigears, I corrected your calculation. Nothing about when I will close my short. It's obvious you and Becky love twisting posts. | sikhthetech | |
20/11/2024 15:05 | Yes I am confident, the housing crisis isn't going away any time soon but it is getting worse by the day, How are TLY doing old man? | jugears | |
20/11/2024 14:43 | Sikhthetech, You shorted TW. in October 2018 and got burnt and still smarting 6 years later, lol! | beckers2008 | |
20/11/2024 14:26 | Jugears "Make 2p or 3p on your short" Um, share price from 168p to 128p isn't 2p or 3p!! You need a new calculator!! If your posts are to be believed, you are down £450k within a weeks. You were loading up at 165p and have been uber confident at over 200p, so were loading up then. You and Becky are clueless. | sikhthetech | |
20/11/2024 13:41 | jugs, it looks like you're about to turn your silk purse shareholding into a 'pigsear'. I've been trying to tell you, but it seems you're immune to good advice. 126p already! | danvandan | |
20/11/2024 13:38 | And yet people here tell us that house prices are increasing. Oh wait, that was the summer, right? And fictional. Prices dropped £5k last month. Looks like that might be the start of something... | danvandan |
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