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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.45 | 0.29% | 156.00 | 155.60 | 155.70 | 156.20 | 154.40 | 155.55 | 11,510,792 | 16:35:05 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Gen Contr-single-family Home | 3.51B | 349M | 0.0987 | 15.78 | 5.5B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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25/4/2010 11:37 | SHAREWATCH Taylor Wimpey (Still looks like it has more to deliver) | jibba_jabba | |
25/4/2010 11:09 | Lifted from across the park makes for bullish reading come monday, Yes tipped twice ready for monday by TA/Charting sites. Firstly from Investtech... Today´s Case Apr 26, 2010 Analysis Explanation Previous Cases The Daily Case is selected by Investtech's automated analysis system. TAYLOR WIMPEY PLC (TW) - Apr 23, 2010. Close: 43.99 Extended analysis An approximate horizontal trend is broken up. A continued strong development is indicated, and the stock now meets support on possible reactions down towards the trend lines. Has also broken a resistance level and given a positive signal for the long-term trading range. The stock is between the support at pence 37.00 and the resistance at pence 51.00. A definitive break through of one of these levels predicts the new direction. Positive volume balance, i.e. high volume in days of rising prices and low volume in days of falling prices, strengthens the stock in the short term. RSI is overbought, which indicates a potential short-term reaction down. The stock is overall assessed as technically positive for the medium long term. Total evaluation: Positive candidate and secondly from Fridays Investors Inteligence they say we will BUY if prices firm..which they did.... Taylor Wimpey also puts the triangle pattern to test. The climb above 40p is a sign that the bulls are moving in - tentatively, though - due to the Greek situation. Should prices firm further, we buy. | trendfloor | |
25/4/2010 10:17 | Pizza king Hugh Osmond bids £350m for builder Crest Nicholson | jibba_jabba | |
25/4/2010 09:42 | * Nationwide is expected to report on Thursday that house prices rose 0.5% month-on-month in April, pushing the year-on-year increase to 9.8%, according to think tank Global Insight | jibba_jabba | |
25/4/2010 09:25 | Read alot here and other sites over the weekend shorters are worried looks like 46-48p monday close . goodluck all | mknight | |
25/4/2010 09:13 | Leopold555 - 22 Apr'10 - 07:41 - 185 of 491 edit Been watching for a while and will dip my toe in this morning. Housebuilders will move up this year IMO -------------------- Well I timed that right :-) only bought 20,000 shares but nice profit for 1 day!!!! still in and reckon it has further to go. | leopold555 | |
25/4/2010 03:57 | shocksnscaresman The nature of some of the arguments expressed in these type of communications can be compelling. And what is happening to Greece at the moment is a possible forerunner of what may happen in a number of highly indebted countries over the course of time with damaging financial and economic repercussions. On Monday in the US the Senate are about to assess the nature of regulation to be imposed on their banking sector. And of course the banking sector will find ways to lobby for their own interests and on so doing they may succeed in diluting the impact of any regulation and legislation which sees the light of day. But if we do indeed hear of Glass-Steagall type legislation being brought into force not just in the US but across the world then it is not inconceivable that this may trigger another major deleveraging as banks unwind their geared speculative positions across many asset classes. This has been one of the fastest bull markets in history predicated on a belief of a V-shaped economic recovery. If you do believe that world economic growth is sustainable without the major involvement of the heavily indebted western consumers then act accordingly. On the other hand if you view the moves in stockmarkets as little more than a function of liquidity driven and carry trade fuelled asset allocation then buyer beware - it could reverse just as quickly. There are some theories abounding that western equity markets are tracking the Nikkei 225 in the 1990s. If that is true then any decline from the coming peak in equity markets could be catastrophic for long only positioned investments as the decline could see equity markets tumble by some 70% from their respective peaks. The investment lesson of the last decade should be that anything is possible. | bobsidian | |
24/4/2010 22:14 | I have had three phone calls in the last month offering me better mortgage deals, from my bank. That tells me more money is availiable. Just a thought. seq | sequoia | |
24/4/2010 21:48 | PSN opened 50 new sites in the first quater, with 40 to open in the second quater I expect TW to be around the same level.pro rata seq | sequoia | |
24/4/2010 21:28 | "Taylor Wimpey (LSE: TW), which gets a third of its revenues from the US, added 9.76 percent to lead gains on the 250 and in London, while elsewhere in the sector, Barratt Developments (LSE: BDEV) was up 4.52 percent, Persimmon (LSE: PSN) was 3.81 percent higher and Bovis Homes (LSE: BVS) gained 3.45 percent." So, a third of TW's revenues from the US!!! Would be very interesting to read the interim update on Thurs. BTW, did any one else notice that in PSN's update they never used words like "difficult", "uncertain" or "challenging" conditions?.....thes | the_analyst | |
24/4/2010 10:01 | With yesterdays trading a very interesting chart has formed (imo). Take a look at the chart below. I have marked it up with 6 short horizontal lines. Firstly have a look at the oscillator at the bottom of the chart. This is an oversold/overbought indicator. I have highlighted where this has peaked 3 times in the last year, including yesterdays peak. Now look how these peaks coincide with the share price and where it sits in relation to the trading channel. Back in June and August of last year, at these peaks, the share price was trading way above the top of the trading channel and it then started to decline back inside the channel (the two green arrows). Technically that is exactly where the share price is now. At the same overbought peak and it has shot way above the top of the trading channel. So technically, historic charts say this should retrace. However, right now is very different fundamentally to June and August of last year, there was very good news from the US yesterday, PSN produced a good report and TW. report on Thursday and the economy has moved on. So the question is, are the fundamentals strong enough for the rise to now continue, or will traders bring this back down again? | spennysimmo | |
24/4/2010 09:59 | On Tuesday the Association of British Insurers issued an alert on the £1.7m pay and bonus package of Peter Redfern, chief executive of Taylor Wimpey. It declined to go into detail but said the alert served to flag up his level of pay. Shareholder group Pirc was more outspoken in its criticism and said rewarding bosses for refinancing and restructuring companies in difficulty was disproportionate. A spokesperson for Pirc said: "This is surely part of a director's duties and therefore does it require them to be rewarded for doing their jobs?" Pirc also opposed the recent £406,000 bonus awarded to Persimmon boss Mike Farley, claiming it was "excessive". Read more: | get rich quick | |
24/4/2010 09:52 | This share should be at £1.50, but make that £2.00 for good measure. ;) | bordersboy | |
24/4/2010 09:46 | Had a call from my broker last night who informed me there were alot of shorts closing monday so get ready for another strong week .... goodluck all | londonfinancial | |
24/4/2010 09:22 | Keep it up JJ Ramsey is a constant nuisance in all his guises. | grax | |
24/4/2010 07:30 | That's obviously not the real edthebusiness | sir brainy | |
24/4/2010 07:16 | Morning TD, Weather is pretty good here at the moment for us(be still freezing for you though) 20c Who is training with you? Kahn? What you reckon of our man Haye?, done pretty well,far better than I ever expected. Manny Pacquiao!! Pacman got to go down as the best boxer that ever lived the time that he finishes, been watching him now for what seems like years. I have also been in tw. for what seems like ever and have hung on knowing that it would get to that 65p target eventually, have over the time sold half but still hold over 80k so holding and hoping, Not posted on the thread much as it just became like a schoolyard with childish comments and planks posting, hoping that this will stay tidy Catch you later HC | honest crust | |
24/4/2010 03:54 | jibba jabba ,,,good man keep it up ,keep this thread for TW investors ,dont mind negative views either ,just not that one idiot . | the disciple |
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