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TW. Taylor Wimpey Plc

131.90
0.00 (0.00%)
01 May 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
  0.00 0.00% 131.90 131.85 131.90 - 0.00 01:00:00
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 131.90p. 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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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/2/2024
11:19
You just do not like the truth.
rwlly1
29/2/2024
11:05
Pessimist more like!
jugears
29/2/2024
10:26
Just being a realist.
rwlly1
29/2/2024
09:54
No surprise at all tlobs2, the way the government has been handing money out like confetty at a wedding. But all it has done is transferred the debt plus a lot more to the treasury, which in effect is a debt to the taxpayer.
rwlly1
29/2/2024
08:31
Who would have thought it ......

The ratio of consumer debt to household income has fallen throughout the pandemic and cost of living crisis, leaving British families with the lowest level of consumer debt relative to their incomes since records began in 1999. Had the UK’s debt-to-income ratio remained at its pre-pandemic level, our stock of consumer debt today would be £48 billion higher, or around £1,700 per household.

Survey evidence suggests that the share of households using consumer debt hasn’t changed in recent years. Instead, average outstanding debts among those using consumer credit have fallen – particularly for poorer households.

Lower levels of debt mean that, even after the recent rise in interest rates, British families overall are spending a smaller share of their income servicing their consumer debt than they were before the pandemic. The lower share of income spent today represents a saving of £1.8 billion on UK’s annual consumer debt interest bill versus pre-pandemic levels.

tlobs2
29/2/2024
07:03
No interest whatsoever.
jugears
29/2/2024
03:07
Morning all…….not sure if these news links would be of interest to you guys?
kreature
28/2/2024
20:22
Sickly, I would very much hope that the dividend would be cut or withdrawn should the company hit hard times to preserve,but they clearly haven't & imo I think we have now seen the worst, interest rates will be tumbling soon & the UK housing crisis is at breaking point, I see huge long term growth & exponential dividends to come, hence the reason I'm going nowhere, I'm might invest in Tly when the eventually reach a 1p, I have always said that Tw management is far superior than the other hb's & that is why I have a large investment here.
jugears
28/2/2024
19:59
sikhthetech28 Feb '24 - 17:57 - 17557 of 17558
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clarky

"Dividend still in play and not reduced showing strong commitment to all longs"

The dividend was always going to be maintained. It's their dividend policy, which I believe is flawed. I see that as a risk as they should be preserving cash during hard times. Other HBs don't have the same rigid divi policy.

As all housebuilders have shown, by scaling down quickly they have no need to keep a massive war chest as in days past. Covid and the credit crunch have made operations slick and cost effective. Every company's no1 role once floated is to put shareholders to the fore. Good dividends attract long term investors which buoys the price. Self fulfilling sustainability. The current situation is not Covid. Dividends will stay even if trimmed slightly should the saga continue longer than anticipated.

clarky5150
28/2/2024
18:08
Price Fixing just a red herring?

Who gives a hoot if the price is too high. Anyone with half a brain would see if a house is overvalued compared with a million other traditional houses for sale.

The real issue is probably the fleecehold freehold deeds infiltrated by the hold of 1984 style management companies with uncapped fees

IMO only

kreature
28/2/2024
17:57
clarky

"Dividend still in play and not reduced showing strong commitment to all longs"

The dividend was always going to be maintained. It's their dividend policy, which I believe is flawed. I see that as a risk as they should be preserving cash during hard times. Other HBs don't have the same rigid divi policy.

sikhthetech
28/2/2024
16:46
jugears, Most of my holdings have an share price below expectations, imo the market will remain screwed until we find out IF we're to be stuck with yet another grim Labour government.

However the Dividends keep increasing and rolling in so it's stick with future hopes or buy Premium Bonds (that said I already have the maximum amount)

As for the moaners, they're Filtered and they can continue can downing themselves in their own misery, I don't give a toss about their pain :)

gbh2
28/2/2024
15:50
gbh2, I couldn't agree more, imo interest are on the cusp of being reduced,once they are the housing market will fly, when a company says they are cutting production by 30 odd percent then inevitably profit will be lower, exactly as Tw have been saying for months, so quite what the markets expected is beyond me. Imo excellent strong set of results considering market conditions!
jugears
28/2/2024
15:34
Picked up a few more, dividend too good to miss imo :)
gbh2
28/2/2024
14:30
Nothing wrong with Tu all as expected, I don't understand your post?
jugears
28/2/2024
14:20
Jugears,

"TU look good to me"

Obviously you haven't understood it, yet again.

Your comment from yesterday is very apt for you, don't you think?.
:-)



JUGEARS27 Feb '24 - 10:42 - 17545 of 17551

Sikh,if you are invested in a company & you have an ounce of sense then you would be following the news, the first thing I do every day is read construction enquirer & construction news,evidently long before you do! why do we need to post everything we read? If someone hasn't picked the story up then in my opinion they will not get very far investing & should probably give up

sikhthetech
28/2/2024
09:23
Dividend still in play and not reduced showing strong commitment to all longs and positive outlook for the future. 3-4% decline so far with competitors down 1-1.5% on a red FTSE day. Nothing here says £1 incoming. Ill take todays price action to get those results posted and out of the way so we can move forward.
clarky5150
28/2/2024
08:45
Why? Because the trading update looks good.
kreature
28/2/2024
08:33
Considering the state of this basket case country atm,solid results all things being equal and still a decent dividend to be paid this year.
martyn9
28/2/2024
08:08
Nothing here is unexpected. share price will slowly regain the position. A good entry for some.
soilderboy
28/2/2024
08:02
Money moving to GNC
blackhorse23
28/2/2024
08:02
Dividend will be cancelled?
blackhorse23
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