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TW. Taylor Wimpey Plc

133.40
2.00 (1.52%)
Last Updated: 12:52:08
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
  2.00 1.52% 133.40 133.30 133.45 133.55 130.50 131.05 1,943,787 12:52:08
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gen Contr-single-family Home 3.51B 349M 0.0987 13.40 4.68B
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 131.40p. 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 £4.68 billion. Taylor Wimpey has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.40.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/10/2020
10:22
Good opportunities still arising :)
gbh2
28/10/2020
10:11
No government in our lifetime will let the housing market crash if it can be anticipated and avoided. It's really very simple.
pander45
28/10/2020
10:06
Vagaries of the weather didn't stop a good H2 in 2019...the highest rainfall for about 100 years.
stewart64
28/10/2020
09:53
flooded sites 5 p coming this christmas zero sales 99 today get out while u can
bricktycoon
28/10/2020
09:43
Sunshine today.....I very much doubt the stamp duty holiday will be withdrawn. They will milk the deadline up til about 31st January whence it becomes difficult to complete within two months. Then expect an extension early Feb. Meanwhile as asset prices get killed elsewhere ( Equity in particular) expect most of the printed cash to continue towards residential property on UK plcs 16 trillion balance sheet a' la' 2003. A recipe for a crash eventually, but not til late next year imo.
stewart64
28/10/2020
09:32
Often when SP’s falling or rising quickly (rising, remember that), these free services “guess” whether it’s a sell or buy by testing the traded price against current ask / bid. Often that has moved on and they end up miss assigning sell or buy to that respective trade. So, can be misleading. There may be a greater volume of buy trades than ADVFN are showing.
disneydonald
28/10/2020
09:09
Just bought two lots. One 10k and 8k.Showing as sells.
soilderboy
28/10/2020
08:56
Added back some of the 120-odd sales - 15% in under 48 hours, seems rude not to.


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Hope to rinse and repeat.

imastu pidgitaswell
28/10/2020
08:39
Average House price buywell predicts will return to circa 165K by the end of 2022

A Global Recession and bombing GDP combined with circa 10% unemployment can do that

A bubble in House prices caused by inflatory government policy means a 30% drop is underway expect more fudge from our new COE but the BOE Governor will buywell thinks put his foot down soon

buywell3
28/10/2020
06:02
So who is going to buy a house when stamp duty kicks back in .?

Who buys a house when they live in fear of unemployment

Who buys a house when prices fall 5% in a month.

Who buys a house when mortgage rates jump to support the pound.



Then watch the banks fail, Moodys think that those banks WILL NOT be bailed out second time round.

Add on, a world in depression.

Currency wars

Unrest

War.

Hence the smart money is dumping this stock daily.

sunshine today
27/10/2020
21:48
Bellway's positive TU and reinstatement of dividend a week ago hasn't stop HBs shares from their declines. BWY is down 10% since their TU a week ago.
sikhthetech
27/10/2020
21:31
Aaaaaand they are back again. What a bunch of melts.
cl0ckw0rk0range
27/10/2020
20:59
Going up tomorrow
filterwest
27/10/2020
20:20
this bust dog will melt through 100 p tomorrow sell while u can 5 p coming flooded sites no sales
bricktycoon
27/10/2020
19:36
Ah well, at least it's not Taylor Wimpey specific:


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And the three year view:


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So they are back in alignment again. If only there hadn't been that three months in the middle, eh? You never know, it might all close up again.

imastu pidgitaswell
27/10/2020
16:55
Nasty drop, sub £1.00 cometh.
ftir1
27/10/2020
15:26
US Elections and Brexit next few days...

Initial Furlough scheme and mortgage payment hols end this week...
as expected.. It's Q4..

:-)

sikhthetech
27/10/2020
15:18
All stocks getting killed today, with a few exceptions such as HSBC. The irony is as TW follows the Market down it probably means all the printed cash continues to go in one direction towards the UK housing market as Equity remains in the doldrums. If TW can't make hay and big profits now when we get the first interims it is in trouble, Covid restrictions or not.
stewart64
27/10/2020
15:18
Yes, planning the same.

Looks like a buy signal there at 15:09...

😎

imastu pidgitaswell
27/10/2020
15:15
Picked up a few of those I was selling at 120p, good trading stock atm.
gbh2
27/10/2020
15:10
Housebuilders across the board getting a stuffing, roll on the autumn statement.
martyn9
27/10/2020
15:09
Stamp duty holiday window starts to close THIS WEEK: Buyers told to begin searching or risk missing out - but will rushing to buy a home cost you more?



"Yet a growing body of property insiders and analysts think the housing sector's 'mini-boom' will start dropping off once the Chancellor's stamp duty holiday comes to an end on 31 March.

The restricted availability of mortgage deals, rising unemployment and mounting economic turmoil, they argue, means the optimism and buoyancy seen in the market now stands on a knife edge. "

sikhthetech
27/10/2020
14:57
Keeps getting nicer though - 10% in 24 (OK, 28) hours. No rush...


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imastu pidgitaswell
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