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TW. Taylor Wimpey Plc

131.90
-3.10 (-2.30%)
30 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
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
  -3.10 -2.30% 131.90 131.85 131.90 135.50 131.80 135.40 14,701,963 16:35:19
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gen Contr-single-family Home 3.51B 349M 0.0987 13.36 4.66B
Taylor Wimpey Plc is listed in the Gen Contr-single-family Home sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TW.. The last closing price for Taylor Wimpey was 135p. Over the last year, Taylor Wimpey shares have traded in a share price range of 98.92p to 150.60p.

Taylor Wimpey currently has 3,536,371,169 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Taylor Wimpey is £4.66 billion. Taylor Wimpey has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.36.

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05/10/2020
08:55
Underachievers. Lonely. Socially inept. Slipped through various nets but have managed to acquire a computer. In real life you would pity them. On here just best filtered and ignored.
inaminute
05/10/2020
08:54
We all have our own path to take - as noted at the weekend, it is much simpler if you just filter them, and it does improve the thread.

bricky and smartie and the fltrtyutgk one have stayed filtered as they so obviously had nothing to offer. I have taken sikh off filter, more than once, but last week dispelled any lingering doubts about him - he is staying filtered.

Just do it, you know it makes sense...



Now this little dip - quite healthy in the medium/longer term, as no gap will be left behind. Assuming it comes back up again...

imastu pidgitaswell
05/10/2020
08:51
You really have to wonder what sort of individual would spend their time anonymously bashing company's on these boards, I mean they obviously know it has no impact on the share price, and this idiot doesn't seem the sort to be a disgruntled ex investor like Sikh, I can only suggest that they really are doing it for kicks. What a life.
cl0ckw0rk0range
05/10/2020
08:29
This is a bust dog cash burn silly no sales wet sites 90 p this week get out while u can
bricktycoon
05/10/2020
08:26
Mmm.

Just looking at that CINE thread for the first time - have vaguely followed it for a while given the somewhat 'unfortunate' acquisition timing, the debt, the pandemic and the share price gyrations. Like so many others - cruise ships, airlines, restaurants retailers - who have a business model of loading up on debt and expansion, leverage basically, they have no level of safety, no flexibility when problems hit. Always results in equity being hammered and often wiped out.

One of the many reasons I like this - asset rich, cash rich balance sheet, able to do what it does (housebuilding) largely (from June) unimpacted by the pandemic. Safe, basically. There are others - have long been in CCC, actually a good tech share, but ignored by the market for years. Cash-rich, no leverage.

The ridiculous discount to its sector competitors just makes this even more attractive. Maybe some of those fund managers are starting to see it too.

imastu pidgitaswell
05/10/2020
08:24
Filtered the halfwit a long time ago. The comments are never worth reading.
inaminute
05/10/2020
08:18
Can smell those spreadbet short positions smoking today
cl0ckw0rk0range
04/10/2020
22:09
Cineworld rights issue or TW rights issue you seem to be getting your trolling all confused between the two.
cl0ckw0rk0range
04/10/2020
22:07
Is it 5p or 35p on January? Your predictions aren't very consistent. Oh and you realise Cineworld aren't house builders yeah?
cl0ckw0rk0range
04/10/2020
21:56
That word COULD again!!!!
jugears
04/10/2020
20:31
Estate agents are at the forefront of the property market and so would know more about the housing market...


‘Sell now before house prices crash’, warns Liverpool estate agent

sikhthetech
04/10/2020
20:28
Jug,
"At the end of the day covid will be sorted, Brexit will be sorted, the American elections will be sorted"
Yes, that's the point, they are still uncertain events and any ONE of them can cause a market crash. The more uncertain events there are, the more chances of a crash.

sikhthetech
04/10/2020
16:34
This is bust I’m opening a new massive short in the morning on the basis that Taylor wimped will run out of cash very soon flooded sites next week
bricktycoon
04/10/2020
16:20
This is a free bb & therefore unrestricted as to who can comment, Every one is allowed to air there views on here, if you choose to read it or not its is entirely up to you, if & how I choose to answer a post is entirely up to me, nothing wrong with a bit of constructive banter IMO. It doesn't make any difference to the share price what anyone says on here. At the end of the day covid will be sorted, Brexit will be sorted, the American elections will be sorted, but the huge housing shortage in this country will still be there & getting worse & not helped by a three month shut down, what ever happens in the short term future, the only thing that would keep me out of Tw is death. IMO this share has not come anywhere near to its peak yet.
jugears
04/10/2020
15:44
Take a look at cineworld bust nice 600 k shares short all the profits going in this dog 5 p will come in January enjoy the ride
bricktycoon
04/10/2020
15:28
With you all the way Clarky :))
gbh2
04/10/2020
15:00
Hernando,

Your post backs up my view that house prices are rising due to government support and they still need to provide support as they believe the market will collapse without it. Whether that support is via Help to Buy or temporary Stamp Duty hols, the fact remains, the housing market needs government support. Both H2B for 2nd homes and temporary Stamp Duty come to an end in less than 6 months, 31st March 2021.


The Autumn budget was cancelled, so not sure when the PM could announce such measures. Who would provide it? The government can't tell Banks that they must provide long term fixed rate mortgages with a 5% deposit without any government guarantees should things go wrong.
It seems more like a different version of Help to Buy, which some are adamant makes no difference to the house market as it will continue rising without it. Your post says different.

sikhthetech
04/10/2020
14:30
Its a terrible shame this board has rapidly degraded to the lows of the old board.
Constant arguing and cat-calling with obvious trolls is futile and stops the genuine investors and legitimate short position holders discussing and benefitting from their retrospective knowledge, experience and understanding of the stock, the sector and the markets in general.

JUGEARS, I very much appreciate and look forward to your knowledgeable insight and information straight from the front line but please listen to the other worthwhile contributors on the thread and stop engaging with the trolls. They are not investors or traders and thrive on threads solely from frustrated genuine investors conversing with them. I only single you out because you shoot from the hip and that is what makes your on-topic posts so invaluable. They do get lost however in the battles with the aforementioned trolls. There are many others here who also get drawn into the banter.

Filter the obvious trolls and never look back. They will never become anything other so why bother with them.

there is always room for opposing views on matters but anyone who ends every sentence with sell in capital letters or offers an unrealistically low target price is only here to bait you.

I see the moderator rarely posts on this board now so an expectation of intervention is slim.

Its down to the genuine posters to shun the idiots... Filter and forget.


Apologies for the rant but it needed saying to hopefully get the board back on track.

Clarky.

clarky5150
04/10/2020
11:53
Looks like these up again next week imo
jugears
04/10/2020
11:53
Hernando2, Oh dear sikhly wont like that!
jugears
04/10/2020
11:48
You said 5p the other day get your deramping consistent at least.
cl0ckw0rk0range
04/10/2020
08:30
Top man Pete Redfern in the times saying 1st time buyers need help, old Boris considering additional help as lenders withdraw offers. Rumour that h mis considering long term fixed rate mortgages with a5% deposit.

Opposition to the idea is strong with the view being promulgated that it will only drive up prices.

IMO both views are correct..but 1st time buyers can’t be expected to pony up 20% deposit its a ridiculous figure.

hernando2
03/10/2020
19:47
copy paste, copy paste and yet the moron still attracts readers & comments !
gbh2
03/10/2020
13:43
Copy paste, Copy paste, like a broken record, go back to cineworld!
jugears
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