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The recent investor discussions regarding Taylor Wimpey Plc (TW) have been marked by a mix of cautious optimism and concern about the broader UK housing market. Significant points raised include a potential correction projected in the US property market, which could have implications for the UK. One participant, "buywell3," suggested that a 30% correction could be impending, leading to apprehension among investors about TW’s performance if similar trends manifest locally. The sentiment leans towards skepticism about the housing market's resilience, with comments indicating a belief that affordability might soon diminish, further pressuring demand for houses.
Financially, there’s a notable emphasis on the impact of interest rate fluctuations and housing supply dynamics on TW's stock price. Discussions highlight that despite a current dip in share price—hovering around the £1.60 mark—the company's fundamentals may still forecast growth in the long term. "jugears" asserted a belief in "exponential growth here in the next few years," while "uhound" expressed worry over a potential dividend cut due to declining cash reserves from reduced building rates. This reflects a divided investor sentiment where some participants maintain a positive outlook bolstered by historical performance and dividends, while others suggest a more cautious approach, potentially anticipating further drops in stock prices.
Overall, the discussions encapsulate a substantial divergence in investor strategies, with various participants asserting their positions and trading tactics. Notable quotes that encapsulate this sentiment include "TW owe me nothing, not one single penny," and "unless you have nerves of steel I suggest you stay away from investing," indicating a range of experiences and expectations among shareholders.
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On February 12, 2025, Taylor Wimpey PLC announced that two of its directors, Chief Executive Jennie Daly and Director Chris Carney, acquired additional shares through the company's all-employee Share Incentive Plan. Both gathered 127 Partnership Shares and an equal number of free Matching Shares at a price of 117.82 pence each on February 10, 2025. This is seen as a positive move reflecting the directors' confidence in the company's future performance.
This transaction underscores Taylor Wimpey’s commitment to aligning management's interests with those of its shareholders. Such share acquisitions by top management can signal confidence in the company's growth prospects, potentially attracting investor interest.
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I have seen some US charts on youtube which would suggest that currently much of the US property market is in for a 30% correction over the next 18 months. |
Congrats Jugs……no doubt you’re saving that half to buy more TW sub 30 |
Kreaps, if your talking about RR it's not on paper it's in the bank, we'll half is. |
K, |
Don’t worry about it. I understand, you gambled and won (on paper) |
Sometimes when you see a share rise spectacularly in a very short space of time it pays to take a profit especially as I had made nearly 500%.I thought they had peaked & decided to sell, buying half back at a lower price,do I think TW have peaked? No not by a mile yet. |
“ I sold mine at 5.85 & bought half back at 5.40, today they are 6.46 “ |
Well as you sold at 1.23 due to your incontinent pants filling up you won't be screwed & as I can wait for the share price to turn( & it will) I'm not screwed either, all my shares are bought & paid for & as I have said I've had more back in dividends than my entire holding has cost,unless you have nerves of steel I suggest you stay away from investing because your never going to make money |
In fairness, looks like we’re all screwed (apart from jugs), as this heads toward sub a quid : |
I heard Cornwall is on the turn due to migrant hotels popping up all over the place ? |
Edit alert for full time village idiot 'Sikhthetech' lol! |
As expected, 2nd homes prices crashing. Once authorities crack down on 2nd homes.... some house prices will crash... |
Like old Jugears, young Beckers getting upset because they've fallen in love with a share and it's not going well. |
Sikhthetech, |
Jugears |
Becky |
K, |
More importantly, where was the TW share price in October 2018 and where is it now? |
Average UK house price in Nov 2018 was 248k which in real terms is equivalent to 317k today. Average UK house price provisional in November 2024 was 290k . So house prices have fallen in real terms. |
Question for the village idiot, Sikhthetech... |
Confidence in UK housing market hits six-month low |
Jugs, |
Wow you mean they may have to pay an extra 2.5k big deal,we'll not actually in the grand scheme of things it's a one off payment, Its not a buyers market either,still too few houses coming to the market. |
Type | Ordinary Share |
Share ISIN | GB0008782301 |
Sector | Gen Contr-single-family Home |
Bid Price | 114.70 |
Offer Price | 114.80 |
Open | 115.25 |
Shares Traded | 11,057,726 |
Last Trade | 16:35:05 |
Low - High | 114.05 - 116.05 |
Turnover | 3.51B |
Profit | 349M |
EPS - Basic | 0.0986 |
PE Ratio | 11.64 |
Market Cap | 4.09B |
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