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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 | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
-1.10 | -0.83% | 130.80 | 130.70 | 130.80 | 131.45 | 129.60 | 130.60 | 3,626,359 | 16:11:03 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Gen Contr-single-family Home | 3.51B | 349M | 0.0987 | 13.24 | 4.62B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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13/9/2018 03:42 | m4rtinu, TW will be back there in time.Patience needed while collecting the nice divi,s. | garycook | |
12/9/2018 13:29 | Re - the Barclays note. Good to see although they cut target price from 206 to 200p. We should be so lucky! | m4rtinu | |
12/9/2018 11:22 | Interesting that Deutsche Bank are still up at 237p ! I think most investors would be happy as it breaks through the 200p mark :-) | tlobs2 | |
12/9/2018 07:54 | Taylor Wimpey Upgraded to Overweight at Barclays | mongrels3 | |
11/9/2018 15:57 | One cannot even rely on the end of day share price for Buy/Sell indications because it's often skewed intentionally. | gbh2 | |
11/9/2018 10:32 | and you need to ignore anything late in the day as these can be reports to trades that happened earlier in the day. they are allowed to book trades up to 3 weeks late depending on the trade size versus the NMS Trades recorded manually at the days end are usually recorded at the average price and can be very misleading and, YES it is pretty pointless. many of the bigger trades arent even reported via LSA as the trade is done on institutional pools not the main exchange so, in summary, you are wasting your time | marksp2011 | |
11/9/2018 09:20 | I’m afraid Mark is correct. These free BB’s just do a simple assessment of share price and spread then “guess” if it’s a sale our buy, with no guarantee. Especially hard to get right when the share price is volatile. Also consider that the way SET’s works is to accept a sale order, and also a buy order, then if a match is confirmed sometime later how does the B.B. know whether it should be booked as a sale or buy. Finally, I guess you already know ignore Aution UT trades as these are just settling up after the close to set the closing price. They are not a buy or sell, but just a total of both buys and sells. | disneydonald | |
11/9/2018 08:58 | marksp In the Trades list, there is a Buy & Sell column. What's the point if these are not correct? | omg48 | |
11/9/2018 06:34 | OMG48 You can't tell from the published trade lists what was a buy and what was a sell | marksp2011 | |
10/9/2018 20:24 | Is there light at the end of the tunnel?🙏 | omg48 | |
10/9/2018 20:22 | Yes, nearly 5 million more buys than sells | omg48 | |
10/9/2018 16:40 | Another day & with late large afternoon trades. | jugears | |
08/9/2018 14:50 | Article in The Times - Help to Buy boom could leave a generation in negative equity. "Taxpayer cash pouring into the housing market under the government’s Help to Buy scheme is creating a bubble that risks leaving a generation of homeowners stuck in negative equity, an investigation by The Times has found. Analysis of house prices in ten towns and cities across Britain has found that homes available under the scheme cost an average of nearly 15 per cent more per square metre than comparable properties that are not eligible." | wfl1970 | |
08/9/2018 06:43 | On the month, house prices were 0.1% higher, topping expectations of a 0.3% decline following a 1.2% drop in July. The number of first-time buyers was up around 3% in the first six months of 2018 to 175,500. This marks the sixth increase over a comparable period in the last seven years and the third consecutive year that first-time buyer numbers have topped 150,000. | iceman82 | |
07/9/2018 17:41 | and a stronger finish than others too. | clarky5150 | |
07/9/2018 17:20 | A lot of buys again late afternoon, Looks like more trade was done today than any of the other house builders. | jugears | |
07/9/2018 16:04 | Close above 165p will satisfy me given the current market turmoil. | gbh2 | |
07/9/2018 13:46 | Battue, you're right, my apologies... good luck with the predictions, whatever the share price is! | wfl1970 | |
07/9/2018 13:41 | Jug, 'I love the way the bbc said that tw were forced to put aside £130m, They didn't have to put this money to one side they chose to!' By choosing to, they are acknowledging their part in it - £130m to clean up the mess! | wfl1970 | |
07/9/2018 13:19 | Tw are in a sector that is being heavily manipulated down & IMHO there is only one reason for that a very substantial gain.It doesn't matter what you buy at 1.45/1.55/1.65 the up side short term is a minimum 25% IMHO. | jugears | |
07/9/2018 13:03 | Are you tempted by the Taylor Wimpey share price? Here’s why the FTSE 100 stock could soar Friday, 7th September, 2018 Following a fall of 16% in the last year, many investors may be tempted by the Taylor Wimpey (LSE: TW) share price. After all, the house-builder has a relatively low valuation and a high yield. However, the prospects for the UK economy and for the housing market appear to be uncertain. Brexit could add further pressure to the company’s share price in the near term. Looking further ahead, though, the company could generate high returns due to government policy, as well as the nature of the UK housing market. Alongside an income stock that reported positive news on Friday, now could be the perfect time to buy Taylor Wimpey for the long run. Growth potential The outlook for the Taylor Wimpey share price over the long run may also be impressive. The company has been able to build a significant economic moat in recent years. It now has a large landbank as well as a substantial net cash position. Both of these factors could mean that the company enjoys barriers to entry, as well as the capacity to withstand slower-growth periods for the UK housing market. Although in the short run there could be pressure on house prices, demand for new-build homes is set to remain high. First-time buyers require only a 5% deposit as a result of the Help to Buy scheme, while low interest rates make housing even more affordable. Due to this, the financial outlook for Taylor Wimpey seems to be upbeat. The company is forecast to post a rise in earnings of 4% in each of the next two financial years. With a price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 9 and a dividend yield that is expected to reach over 10% next year, the total return potential of the stock seems to be impressive. It could prove to be one of the best buys in the FTSE 100 at the present time. | garycook | |
07/9/2018 13:00 | ghb2 mentioned some time ago that 153p would be the next support if 165p actually fails. | 50plus | |
07/9/2018 12:53 | JUGEARS, all well and good if this is the bottom however I have played catch the falling knife before. Would like to see some higher lows before I commit any more liquidity. FWIW I am and will continue to be long TW. I am not a divi chaser, these are part of my future pension portfolio. I do feel however the whole sector is getting hammered on sentiment alone. When it does turn it will make gains rapidly. | clarky5150 | |
07/9/2018 12:49 | Forgot, if you are not anxious then fill your boots. | disneydonald |
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