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TW. Taylor Wimpey Plc

156.05
-0.15 (-0.10%)
19 Jul 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
  -0.15 -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
Gen Contr-single-family Home 3.51B 349M 0.0987 15.77 5.52B
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 156.20p. Over the last year, Taylor Wimpey shares have traded in a share price range of 102.30p to 158.35p.

Taylor Wimpey currently has 3,536,669,600 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Taylor Wimpey is £5.52 billion. Taylor Wimpey has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.77.

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25/4/2014
08:18
I hope someone has hidden all the sharp knives in your dwelling!
gbh2
25/4/2014
08:16
Let's see how fast London prices fall in the next 10 years.

When it costs you 5% stamp and another 2% -4% of other moving costs.!!

The market will crash.

No one will buy as rates go up and the banks funds dry up again.

The party is over if you can dump now Do it.!

tara7
25/4/2014
08:08
imo there is no "One" reason, its a combination of issues that are complicated by the fact that they're being manipulated by many but understood by few!
gbh2
25/4/2014
08:05
hxxp://www.wkrb13.com/markets/296804/taylor-wimpey-plc-receives-buy-rating-from-liberum-capital-tw/
lostuser
25/4/2014
07:57
The only reason there is a supply shortage is hmg/boe bailed the market
Out with near zero rates..if rates were 5% there would be no shortage of supply
Including the liquidated portfolios of btl investors

This is not sustainable and the market is telling you it knows.that..the
Bubble is bursting and its gonna be epic

taffee
25/4/2014
07:50
"got to be value at this level"

Depends on your time frame, this has run its course for me/

I'll wait for the special dividend which will compensate for my current loss of holding value but then I'm done with this sector.

It's been a good run :))

gbh2
24/4/2014
23:00
How low can this go. Market running scared of first interest rate rise I guess but got to be value at this level surely. ??
its the oxman
24/4/2014
21:31
"Now it looks as if we will see 1987, 1991, 2007 all over again."


LOL

shaws67
24/4/2014
21:19
Lol I think someone needs to give those two advice on money management.
Shouldn't have any issues with those wages. I think I'd be right in saying the majority of people looking for mortgages aren't that irresponsible.

thegameofmoney
24/4/2014
20:51
Price of a first time buyers house 2 bed is ITHO £230K.

Now it looks as if we will see 1987, 1991, 2007 all over again.

tara7
24/4/2014
20:48
I think the spring boom is over.

Two first time buyers I know on huge wages one on £45k the other on £70k can now not get a mortgage.

First their life style has seen them spend ALL they earn and have done for years.!

Now the banks want to look at how they spend the cash.

When you look what is left and add on a higher mortgage rate in years to come they have around £6K And £22K left after bills.

So one can get a loan of £25k and the other £80k.

tara7
24/4/2014
20:45
I think the spring boom is over.

Two first time buyers I know on huge wages one on £45k the other on £70k can now not get a mortgage.

First their life style has seen themthey spend ALL the earn and have done for years.

Now the banks want to look at how they spend the cash.

When you look what is left and add on a higher mortgage rate in years to come they have around £6K And

tara7
24/4/2014
20:18
TW have already announced the return of £50m (1.54p/share) in July 2014 + £200m in July 2015 (6.16p/share) with larger amounts to be returned thereafter. All these returns are in addition to the small ordinary dividend that they pay twice a year (FY2013: 0.69p).

If you're looking to play the long game with this one, it's certainly getting more + more attractive from an income perspective at these levels.

speedsgh
24/4/2014
20:08
Demand for new build property is so high, most agents have little stock and stock they do have is selling very fast if it makes the market at all.

Clearly if there is as short of something those that supply it will thrive.

I'll be very surprised if it goes below 99. Though Aa big drop on a general up day isn't the best sign........


Tgom

thegameofmoney
24/4/2014
19:40
Guys, look at the chart pattern. had this since 14.75p. Generally the rue is sell in May come back st swithin's day. Always been a month before on this share. I'll certainly be getting back in nearer the time.
naed
24/4/2014
18:50
last year i believe the so called shortage was bricks , this year its the builders to lay the bricks , at least the brick supply issue is not mentioned !!
justwondering
24/4/2014
18:49
24 April 2014

London is in the midst of its biggest building boom for 20 years but skills shortages could jeopardise the recovery, surveyors warned today.

A construction market report for the first three months of the year from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) revealed the fastest growth in activity in the capital since the study began in 1994, driven by both private housebuilding and commercial projects.

The upturn is expected to ripple out beyond London but more than a third of respondents to the survey reported skills shortages across many trades, including surveying.

An extra 62,000 workers could be recruited across the construction industry this year, Rics says.

Deloitte Real Estate's latest crane survey shows the recovery in London's office development market at a four-year high, with 71 schemes now under construction. Rics chief economist Simon Rubinsohn said: "London is the area which has been the earliest signal of recovery in the wider construction market ... although a lot of labour is being sucked in from surrounding areas."

justwondering
24/4/2014
17:32
Heading to the 90p region then worth a punt.
kamakazee
24/4/2014
16:12
HFTs in control of SP, the whole sector has become a political football!
gbh2
24/4/2014
15:59
Another little shake like we had at the beginning of the week imho. I'm trading these pull backs.
scrabble1975
24/4/2014
15:56
Back to the bottom drawer then!
homeboy35
24/4/2014
15:54
13644



LOL, you should write to your local community councillor, they might be interested in your rant.

shaws67
24/4/2014
15:48
The market simply doesn't buy the housing market story...which without near zero
Rates and qe would collapse...this is not good..cos rates are only going one way...UP...Yet despite this people are still.struggling. because household
Bills are soaring..also harsh new criteria rules come in 26 april

taffee
24/4/2014
15:48
Market reacting to Russia, Although what that has to do with TW. I do not Know
jugears
24/4/2014
15:47
target 92p gla
purple11
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