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TW. Taylor Wimpey Plc

161.80
0.25 (0.15%)
Last Updated: 08:48:08
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
  0.25 0.15% 161.80 161.60 161.75 162.05 160.90 160.90 641,778 08:48:08
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gen Contr-single-family Home 3.51B 349M 0.0986 16.38 5.72B
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 161.55p. Over the last year, Taylor Wimpey shares have traded in a share price range of 102.30p to 164.70p.

Taylor Wimpey currently has 3,539,919,577 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Taylor Wimpey is £5.72 billion. Taylor Wimpey has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 16.38.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
13/7/2016
07:38
Inline trading update by BDEV today, except that they are discussing the option of the "suspension buying land"
bigboots
13/7/2016
05:56
Never mind the fact that unnecessary mass immigration, that the British public didn't want, is the sole factor that has put untold pressure on the housing market. ...and as for taxing honest asset rich, cash poor, home owners even further "to yield an income to the state", that says it all.
puzzler2
12/7/2016
23:37
Somethings got to change and I applaud Teresa May's observations about the inequity of CEO's runaway salaries relative to the average employee.For that matter,I applaud Corbyn's comment that firms that failed to pay the minimum wage shouldn't be permitted to distribute dividends.Brexit is a fact of life and if we're going to throw all the pieces in the air ,we may as well examine a lot of things that seem pretty iniquitous.I'm not sure that we can achieve a fairer society without having a property tax of sorts for the simple fact that so much wealth is locked in those assets.Maybe a radical overhaul of council tax is required or a watered down "Miliband " wealth tax but if the nation is to address its financial shortfalls,it has do something to more accurately reflect an enormous property asset wealth which fails to yield an income to the state.
steeplejack
12/7/2016
14:19
3rd eye

I'm not much of a chartist, could you explain the gap on your chart please

omg48
12/7/2016
14:06
like most things George Osborne does the 3% stamp on second homes will be cast aside as we once and for all abandon austerity
farmai
12/7/2016
13:48
It does indeed and first thing Theresa May is going to address is housebuilding
farmai
12/7/2016
13:19
Long on TW. Taylor Wimpey, GAP on chart looks enticing. Double Bottom also.
3rd eye
12/7/2016
11:44
check out VCP lads
rubberbullets
12/7/2016
11:40
1 off payment off 3% will not make much difference IMHO, & it certainly won't stop people buying houses, Quite expect to see this move a lot higher today & tomorrow.
jugears
12/7/2016
11:20
0.25 per cent off won't make much difference. 3 per cent stamp duty on second homes and btl is the main problem.Time to take profits here methinks.
wipo1
12/7/2016
11:13
I suspect BOE will lop 0.25% off rates on Thursday....rocket fuel for builders if so.....
molatovkid
12/7/2016
11:10
Only a morning shake - hold your nerve.
joemillion
12/7/2016
11:06
Was looking good for about 2 hours.
heliweli
12/7/2016
11:04
Oops!! Profit taking or a shake??
moormoney
12/7/2016
09:31
I think that's £1.40 well in the rear view mirror now imo.
martyn9
12/7/2016
08:38
abarclay,This is the TW thread.WTF are you posting on here STAF !!!
garycook
12/7/2016
08:19
Staffline: Strong progress continues (BUY)

In an encouraging H1 trading update, Staffline has confirmed trading remains strong and in line with expectations. There has been continued strong demand from new and existing customers in recruitment, and the group continues to source record numbers of workers to supply this demand. There has been no change in demand following the EU referendum, and the improvement in the Work Programmes is now clearly showing through. We continue to believe the fundamental demand for Staffline's recruitment services will remain strong, supported by the cost savings that a flexible labour model offers clients and its differentiated model.

Our new price target is 1615p.

Analyst: Guy Hewett



STAF 665p at mo, target 1615p from Finncap

abarclay
11/7/2016
23:13
IMHO these will increase to about £1.64 over the next week or so & then stay around there for a while until the full impact of brexit is known for sure.
jugears
11/7/2016
18:19
You can't beat a double bottom.
joemillion
11/7/2016
13:06
Charts showing Double bottom.Time to buy?
champian
11/7/2016
12:56
I sold a few at 137 earlier. Now look at it go. Talk about timing!
ozzmosiz
11/7/2016
12:46
I see the doom mongers are drowning on here today ............ LOL
tlobs2
11/7/2016
12:32
dlku 11 Jul'16 - 09:04 - 17071 of 17079 0 0

Took profits. Sold. Thank u

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LOL.

mikemichael2
11/7/2016
11:46
Broker targets LOL glorified bookies.
martyn9
11/7/2016
11:28
yes cut from 218p to 143p, no point holding if thats all the upside, best sell i guess
rubberbullets
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