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TW. Taylor Wimpey Plc

156.55
0.35 (0.22%)
Last Updated: 15:15:58
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
  0.35 0.22% 156.55 156.40 156.50 157.70 154.90 155.80 2,260,486 15:15:58
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gen Contr-single-family Home 3.51B 349M 0.0987 15.82 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 15.82.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/11/2015
08:36
Nothing like the smell of shorters getting burnt in the morning is then?
joemillion
09/11/2015
15:46
"He's still waiting for the property bubble to burst!"

He'll be right one day, But we should have a few quid under our belt by then.

gbh2
09/11/2015
15:17
Thanks taffee
jugears
09/11/2015
15:02
He's still waiting for the property bubble to burst!

He obviously sold up in 2007, and went to live in a tent in the valleys, waiting for the crash, so he could buy a bigger house.

He's still in the tent!

e j blythe
09/11/2015
14:47
Not worth taking off Filter imo, let me know if it changes.
gbh2
09/11/2015
14:07
Taffees back so they should start to go back up now
jugears
09/11/2015
13:26
I didn't expect to see this price any time soon but I have managed to cover a small purchase by sell another holding, longs looking sad but I can keep feeding them until the tide turns.
gbh2
09/11/2015
10:40
Rogerbridge

In all speculative bubbles they same the same...just like the oil prices bubble....huge demand and lack of supply...when reality hits amazingly demand falls off a cliff and supply goes through the roof.
Nzirp..qe...help to buy overpriced property all propping up a giant
Bubble...which will burst as all others do.

taffee
09/11/2015
10:39
Bought my full allocation now. £45k in at 178.50 average.

Wimpey never drops so sharply like this without a bounce. Look at the last 5 years. Chart pattern very very similar to early 2012 at 50p resistance and patterns tend to repeat because of investor mindsets.

Fundamentals strong as ever. I expect a wave of m&a to hit and buoy the sector when volume growth looks more constrained. It always happens. Taylor Woodrow, George Wimpey etc. That's the time to count your coins and look elsewhere and its not yet.

No real major has the massive economies of scale that is achievable. All mid-tier companies like TW and i'm sure the competition authorities would not be too bothered if an acquisition deal could show cost synergies and potential volume growth.

dan_the_epic
09/11/2015
10:14
9 Nov Deutsche Bank 231.00 Buy
6 Nov Barclays... 206.60 Equal weight

More realistic targets imo but the HFs have their teeth into this downward slide so the latest broker notes have little meaning.

gbh2
09/11/2015
09:26
I purchased a TW house for my daughter and a very nice one too. Well built.
The sales advisor has only four properties on release and selling into next May and June.
The country is short of housing, new homes are selling and even if interest rates rise, there are those that can afford to buy. That is except in London.
I am just waiting to see if these go a bit lower and will buy, my wife holds these.

rogerbridge
09/11/2015
09:26
At this rate of decline could we see £1.50 by xmas? totally overcooked.
martyn9
09/11/2015
09:23
Looks like TW traders are leading the sector down again, I bet they're still sat on 1000s of cheap shares so there's no stopping them imo.
gbh2
06/11/2015
15:13
Now we slide because the US are talking about increasing their interest rate, doesn't take much to sink our market !
gbh2
06/11/2015
14:57
Jugears... Whatever happens !!!! I aggre that if NOTHING happens then it could be £2 + in a year..
beercapafn
06/11/2015
13:22
Whatever happens these will be £2.30-£2.64 This time next year
jugears
06/11/2015
12:39
I will try and hold out for 2 quid this time.
e j blythe
05/11/2015
20:35
My view is £2 again by beginning of DEC and £2.30 end of Jan 16
omg48
05/11/2015
16:34
I now have four long bets running, Dec & March closing dates, best I could do with the funds available :))
gbh2
05/11/2015
15:05
Everytime we have seen a rapid fall it is always followed by a rapid rise.......No interest rate rise till at least 2017.......UK desperately short of housing......what more can one say. This will pass 200p very soon and anyone that managed to buy in this morning below 180 you have won the lottery :-)
aspers
05/11/2015
14:07
Only the amateurs, the pros are driving it so no chance there.
gbh2
05/11/2015
12:22
i hope the shorters get well and truly stung!!
martyn9
05/11/2015
11:25
Interesting daily chart. Generally upwards so far, but two different channels for the four low points (11.30am)
m4rtinu
05/11/2015
08:16
Halifax HPI almost twice what was forecast !
gbh2
05/11/2015
00:39
Just feels like a "manufactured sell-off" from brokers trying to generate fear.... I haven't seen any fundamental reasons for the sell-off... with dividend yields at or approaching 6% for many of the UK homebuilders it is hard to see the fall going significantly further unless there are real issues in the sector.... most of the companies have net cash.... and strong asset backing....

Persimmon's update showed that the background conditions remain strong...

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