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TW. Taylor Wimpey Plc

156.30
0.10 (0.06%)
Last Updated: 15:08:35
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
  0.10 0.06% 156.30 156.30 156.40 157.70 154.90 155.80 2,252,367 15:08:35
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
05/2/2016
16:00
gone short here
ukgeorge
03/2/2016
19:24
Picked up a few more today, price is continually trying to rise but traders know they can keep it down until they're ready.
gbh2
03/2/2016
13:21
landlords could flood the market
taffee
27/1/2016
17:48
Kicked backed up strongly this afternoon be good to get back near the £2 mark
gambos49
26/1/2016
22:04
Good thread. Best charts again from our spob.
donald trumpton
21/1/2016
12:00
This is very overdone they will all be back up by the end of the year people are panicked in to selling shares at the slightest thing these days unfortunately you just have to sit tight & wait for the upturn no point selling because the market will turn at some point & you never no when that point will be. I have learn't from experience never to asume until something defianetley happens & never be panicked in to selling shares in companies that are doing well, can't see why oil is such a big issue its about time it came down to a more reallistic price, Perhaps the gready oil producing countries should have seen the bubble would burst at some point & should have prepared to be less dependant on it personally any slow down in the uk will mean cheaper land, chaeper materials & cheaper labour Thus you get cheaper builds costs which can only be good news for the house builders, Have you also noted that despite all of the doom & gloom none of the house builders have issued any concerns for this year. IMHO & from being in the building industry the companies that will almost definatley suffer are the smaller builders that buy small parcels of land & build as they are sold & do not have the land bank of the larger companies or the resources.For me Tw. are a long term hold & will keep topping up on the dips.
jugears
21/1/2016
11:51
Well over done, bought more yesterday, give it a few weeks and slight change in sentiment and this together with all the builders will be back up, after all there's been no fundamental change here!
baracuda2
21/1/2016
11:38
Hmm, this looks overdone to me. What I am concerned about is the outcome of any genuinely bad news on the building market. That goes for any other industry to be honest. Everything is so jittery, but maybe that's a good thing, wait for things to implode and then buy good stocks.
1carus
21/1/2016
10:46
Nothing like a good debate!....just filter all views you don't agree with...recipe for disaster
taffee
21/1/2016
10:39
taffee
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gbh2
21/1/2016
10:29
Sp needs to bounce here or its 160 then 140 technically imo...no builder has issued a poor update to date but bears think it's inevitable...though they have been wrong in the past...you won't want to be long if that happens!...personally think there could be a good bounce...dead cat one
taffee
21/1/2016
10:02
Whether you're short or long is a personal choice and there's nothing wrong with either.... You pay your money and take your chance .... and hopefully based on a little research which brings a nice return. If you don't like what others say then just ignore them. No point getting all worked up about it :-))
npp62
20/1/2016
10:13
Done pretty well on falling oil commodity and related shares FALLING in value...along with sp500 and Dow....enjoying a nice payday on property related shares which may turn into a REALLY good one.
taffee
19/1/2016
13:23
I filtered taffee years ago, he never has anything constructive to say, total waste of time and if anyone takes his advice they need there head examining!!
baracuda2
19/1/2016
12:01
We don't _have_ to do anything Taffee, especially anything you advise us to do out of the kindness of your heart.You've been warning of impending doom here and elsewhere for years. You've also been telling owners of housebuilder shares to sell up for months if not years. If I'd listened to you, you would have cost me a serious amount of money.China growth of 6.8% has calmed the market somewhat. Wall St futures look very good for this afternoon so hopefully the US won't spoil the party later. TW will likely be back to 200 very soon.
doyden
19/1/2016
11:14
Shares go up and down....nothing wrong with making money on the short side even if you are a holders....experienced investors know that profits can disappear pretty quickly on the stock market the first you would hear about poor trading is a statement/profit warning at 7 am...after that expect 25-50% drop leave shares long enough and all profit disappears...you have to sell
taffee
19/1/2016
09:56
He's no better than a journalist that keeps guessing something will happen until it eventually does - I've made several grand out of the housing sector during the period that taffy has been crying sell and if that's not what this game is about I'll take the Filter off him and heed his advice !
gbh2
19/1/2016
09:42
Taffee, Unlike Dubai, Spain & Ireland The uk has a massive shortage of homes, even if the bubble bursts those homes in the wrong hands will quickly find new buyers, many people are waiting for house prices to fall to get on the property ladder & when they fall I don't think there will be any shortage of buyers & then the cycle starts all over again only next times house prices will peak a lot higher (about 20%) than now. Tw are a lot stronger a company now & well placed to weather another storm, down turn or not some one will alway loose & someone will always gain there will always be house buyers & sellers, 30 years ago I bought a house for 60,000 & sold it for 45000 now it is worth 200000+. There will always be housing bubbles but its still the best place to put your money long term.
jugears
19/1/2016
09:04
First of March for next dividend news.
gbh2
19/1/2016
09:03
There is no shortage of property just like land is not scarce...only 6% land in uk is built on...property is in the wrong hands in a grip of a massive speculative bubble....said all the same in us ireland dubai and Spain before the bubble burst then suddenly the truth was exposed
taffee
19/1/2016
08:57
Ball Deap: IMO, if jobs are hit, or consumers are less well off for whatever reason, then yes the demand for larger houses will be hit, but there is still a shortage of homes, so builders can build a mix of say 100 200k homes instead of 80 25k homes. OK, that's a random figure to illustrate, but my view is, if builders foresee a downturn in spending, they can change the mix of houses built for more/smaller whilst maintaining same t/o. In the last couple of weeks one of the builders even commented on this mix, which comforted me, that my rationale is shared.
On div front, it was ex div 9/4/15 last year, so likely too soon yet for them to say.

dr_smith
19/1/2016
08:09
Trading updates rarely allude to dividends.
uknighted
18/1/2016
23:39
If people start losing their jobs due to market forces then the housing market will be hit, unpaid mortgages and defaults on repayments and the dominos will fall. Nothing is certain other than nothing is certain.
ball deap
18/1/2016
23:27
Just reread the Trading Statement and there is no mention of forthcoming dividends, anybody have any insight as to what we can expect?

Thanks.

billy5
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