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TW. Taylor Wimpey Plc

137.05
-3.20 (-2.28%)
28 Mar 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
  -3.20 -2.28% 137.05 137.35 137.45 137.95 136.20 137.25 19,997,697 16:35:16
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gen Contr-single-family Home 3.51B 349M 0.0987 13.92 4.86B
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 140.25p. 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 £4.86 billion. Taylor Wimpey has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.92.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/7/2022
11:17
Im sure there is a lot of the population that wishes we were stuck in the sixties.
Decent built houses with plenty of space inside and out, and all for 4x average earnings, whats not to like.

rwlly1
02/7/2022
10:25
Jug
Rich.......that means different things to everyone!!
What does it mean to you............

mercedes
02/7/2022
10:03
Looks very over sold to me that's probably why I am rich & you are not.
jugears
02/7/2022
09:37
JUGEARS

I am not a Chartist but TW looks pig sick.

sunshine today
02/7/2022
09:17
Buybadly, you are just showing your complete & utter
stupidity & obviously havent done your own research, you can not compare a small company like inland homes to Tw , this is a company that partners with other companies making substantially reduced margins hence they are loss making ,these have been on my no supply list for a long time.
Cloudy today nonone said interest rates wouldn't go up, but there is nothing to say house prices will fall or that there will be a recession ,markets may expect but then any situation is quadrupled by the markets.

jugears
02/7/2022
09:05
FT :

Mortgage rates rise at fastest pace for a decade.

Oxford Economics predicts contracting house prices.

Markets expect the BOE to lift rates another 1.75% to 3%.

All predicted on this thread months ago.

sunshine today
01/7/2022
22:57
Inland Homes INL took a whack today after Simon Thompson of IC changed his stance to a SELL



Profit margins have recently taken a hit to only 6% due to increased costs

IMO building costs over the next 18 months at least look like only going one way and it isn't down

As more and increasingly cheaper second hand properties come onto the market --- and they are --- so too does pressure on builders to have to reduce prices of new builds or mothball projects

Looking like Dividends for Housebuilders will also come under severe pressure this year to conserve cash

Cash which many have been squandering imo in buybacks which have gone into Treasury ie not destroyed







dyor

buywell3
01/7/2022
22:15
Don't forget there is a large proportion of the FTSE that earns US $

The narrative the bears are using is now housing price falls 2023 & 2024

So finally are we reaching consensus ?
No housing price crash in 2022 ?

fenners66
01/7/2022
20:57
Some people are still stuck in the sixties!
jugears
01/7/2022
16:50
JUG Andrew Bailey will have to get his finger out, otherwise the pound will hit parity with the dollar. Used to be 4 to 1 in the sixties.
rwlly1
01/7/2022
16:14
Sikh yes London & the south east but as there properties are a minimum 50% over valued then there wont be any hardship
Why do some posters persistently use more than one user name?
Fears of recession, that is just what it is fears only there are no definite, interstate rate increases may stall, inflation rises may stall, property prices might not fall, if business men & women ran companies with the mind set of what might happen then there would be 10 million unemployed in this country! So things may slow down a bit,it has done many times without a housing crash!

jugears
01/7/2022
15:49
Jugears,

The troll Sikh changed his last paragraph, he is doing as you are telling him!

Bet he still doesn't know the difference between the BOE base rate and the bank to bank lending rate!
He has Zero credibility and is an idiot, lol, just lol!

beckers2008
01/7/2022
15:46
Mick, The falls are likely to be worse than originally expected...

Too many got accustomed to easy pickings over the past..


I think it'll be 40% falls here, peak to trough... asking prices fall more. New builds usually command a 20% premium and those will also fall..
Won't be 40% in all areas, streets but I think will see 40% falls in some places.. Just like the previous housing price crash..

Reality will sink in..

sikhthetech
01/7/2022
15:31
Run on the pound.

NEVER !!!

Lol

sunshine today
01/7/2022
15:27
The main point is they expected a fall of 7% through to end of 2024 one month ago and now saying 16% for end of 2023, how can you change a forecast by such an amount in one month?

Are we beginning to see a run on the pound developing?

mickinvest
01/7/2022
15:19
yea, it's abroad and doesn't impact the UK..

Honest guv
;-)

sikhthetech
01/7/2022
15:16
What does the BOE secretly believe UK house price will fall by, in 2023 through 2024.

30% 40% or 60% ?

sunshine today
01/7/2022
15:13
Can’t happen here.!!!!!

Lol 😜

sunshine today
01/7/2022
15:11
One for the bears.

Sweden’s central bank sees house prices dropping faster than previously expected as policy makers are speeding up monetary tightening to rein in inflation.

The Riksbank expects housing prices in Sweden to fall 16% by the end of 2023, according to forecasts in its new monetary policy report published on Thursday. That compares with its April forecast of a 7% decline through 2024.
Gloomier Forecast

The Riksbank now sees a 16% fall in Swedish house prices by end of 2023


Swedish housing prices fell at a faster pace last month, bringing the drop to the steepest since the pandemic in April 2020, as rising interest rates and economic uncertainty weigh on the largest Nordic nation’s property market. The Riksbank on Thursday raised its key rate by a half-point to 0.75% and said it will be close to 2% at the start of next year.

mickinvest
01/7/2022
15:06
U.K. pound hits new low

This imports inflation at a faster rate than other countries.

That equals higher mortgage rates to hold the fort.

10% ?

sunshine today
01/7/2022
15:03
Bonds Down
Shares Down
Crypto Down.

The bulls here, can’t seem to grasp, they are the next victims.

Property takes that tad bit longer to react,( 3 - 6 ) months.

House building shares have slumped

Look at a fellow house builder INLAND .

Absolutely loaded with land options, assets, of £1.03P, yet the shares trade at 32P.

sunshine today
01/7/2022
14:56
as expected..;-)


Recession fears spark worst ever start to a year for investors: £10trillion wiped off value of global stock markets since the beginning of 2022

sikhthetech
01/7/2022
12:38
Why does sikh always end his posts with the same paragraph?
jugears
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