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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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-0.15 | -0.10% | 156.05 | 155.65 | 155.70 | 157.70 | 154.90 | 155.80 | 6,591,981 | 16:35:25 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Gen Contr-single-family Home | 3.51B | 349M | 0.0987 | 15.77 | 5.52B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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27/2/2013 18:07 | Friday, actually. | ![]() deanforester | |
27/2/2013 17:44 | storming finish, reporting tomorrow i think (?) | ![]() scottishfield | |
27/2/2013 10:19 | The Builders are well up with events as reported but give it a week or two and they will be motoring again as the fundementals of cheap land banks and increasing demand feed down to increasing sales at higher margins and this will continue for the forseeable future as land for some reason is not really going up in value as it should to reflect the future. Landbanks, the key to continuing growth. | ![]() hillbrown | |
26/2/2013 17:36 | Shouldnt this have been placed on the Redrow discussion board..OR are you trying to suggest that we all sell our shares?????????? Nice try dude! | temporarily insane | |
25/2/2013 10:27 | building stocks now falling after good results from PSN and BVS ! I bought on friday and it might be the kiss of death ! ( wry smile ! ). | ![]() arja | |
25/2/2013 08:24 | fingers - no worries. In fact it is better (as you will know) not to know anything about the fundamentals or the company when doing a chart analysis - it's all about what the chart says. The issue then is what people do with it - my comment was just to note to peeps that things aren't always as simple as they look, and (imho) it is only the chart since the right issue that is valid. TW continues to increase its share price way beyond what I would have thought was a reasonable and fair price (around 60p) or so based on earnings, cashflows, dividends etc, and I think it and the other builders have got ahead of sustainable events just like the old days (the 500+ or the equivalant now of 165 or so was way ahead of anything sensible), but - as ever - wtfdik? It keeps going up as buyers keep wading in, it will end in tears at some point, but it's not so far out of whack to worry about just yet. Probably.. | ![]() imastu pidgitaswell | |
25/2/2013 06:37 | Fingers, off the subject, how the hell did you make the signature cartoon??? | naed | |
24/2/2013 22:11 | As you say with the 2for 1 i would be more than happy to see £1.40-£1.50 which would make the valuation roughly the same as merger £5 Billion+. | gambos49 | |
24/2/2013 22:05 | Sorry, that was a copy of a post from my thread, which was based 'entirely upon the chart' .. its main aim was simply to point out, that assumptions should not be made from viewing a recent chart, as the 'bigger picture' can sometimes provide a 'different story'. | fingers xxd | |
24/2/2013 21:36 | Yes, apart from the small matter of a two for one rescue rights issue at 25p... 500p at its absolute extreme peak is the equivalent of 165 or so now. You cannot simply state that because 'it' was once priced at 500 that 'it' could get there or in the vicinity again. Put simply one share in 2008 is not the same as one share now. Apples and pears. Sorry. | ![]() imastu pidgitaswell | |
24/2/2013 21:15 | Held these at £5.30 and thought that PSN might have spoiled the TW/WIMPEY tieup.The talk briefly was they may bid up to £6 share for TW and let wimpey be picked off by somebody else ,however it was not to be and the rest is history.They also reached around 88 in ftse100 be good to see them in there again. Fingers good post Thanks | gambos49 | |
24/2/2013 20:38 | Rocky ride this week me thinks .Be happy to be above 80p | gambos49 | |
24/2/2013 11:58 | Nice find bigbigdave.......Loo | temporarily insane | |
24/2/2013 07:47 | Britain's housebuilders get back on the ladder to a boom As Britain's housebuilders prepare for their latest round of results, the City expects them once again to report a fresh rise in profits. | ![]() bigbigdave | |
22/2/2013 17:59 | pablo....iom Would the iom be the Isle we both live on....? The one Tommo has now left... | moneybags | |
22/2/2013 16:24 | I reckon folk are hoping this will fall back at the end of the day letting them jump aboard......does'nt look like it will and one thing for sure I would not be out over the weekend as first thing Monday this will tick up quickly as other builders report that morning. | ![]() aspers | |
22/2/2013 14:31 | What we need is the selling to ease up or the buying to take off, nowt to do with luck imo! | ![]() gbh2 | |
22/2/2013 14:28 | Still struggling to hit 80p.......what we need is another fall back to 78p and I feel then it will be third time lucky. :-) | ![]() aspers | |
22/2/2013 10:26 | FRM: Could this be the best builder of the year 2013? Stands in at an all time low today. This stock could come to life next week, [results]. Around £7.5M cash due this time next year[profit share from one project and land sale from another] With debt covered with yet more assets one can buy the whole company for just over £2M. Director buying last year. If the design and build part of the group also turns in a profit then one is looking at 100% - 200% rise in the stock short term. | ![]() tara7 | |
22/2/2013 10:01 | Homeboy....this will quad bag for you before the end of 2013...just stick with it.Wish I had kept my original 4p stake, now that was a 20 bagger today!!! | ![]() aspers | |
22/2/2013 09:33 | I need 93p for a triple bagger. Do you think I will get it? | ![]() homeboy35 | |
22/2/2013 09:24 | March 1st. | ![]() kazz |
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