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TW. Taylor Wimpey Plc

134.30
2.85 (2.17%)
26 Apr 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
  2.85 2.17% 134.30 134.50 134.60 135.10 132.15 132.30 9,958,543 16:35:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gen Contr-single-family Home 3.51B 349M 0.0987 13.64 4.76B
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 131.45p. Over the last year, Taylor Wimpey shares have traded in a share price range of 98.92p to 150.60p.

Taylor Wimpey currently has 3,536,371,169 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Taylor Wimpey is £4.76 billion. Taylor Wimpey has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.64.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/11/2018
16:29
Not restricted to TW......there are a load of things exposed to UK PLC that are getting caned

I blame the remoaners

marksp2011
28/11/2018
16:27
Live in the same cave perhaps :)
martyn9
28/11/2018
16:24
I don't care, both Filtered after first day of their comments :))
gbh2
28/11/2018
16:19
Spoon4, up10 Are they one & the same?
jugears
28/11/2018
16:11
clarky5150 - I'm not expecting much more than 5% as for a Santa rally, I think our useless government has put an end to that.
gbh2
28/11/2018
15:54
Since in the U.K. the Big 5 Housebuilders build massive estates they all have the same issue.

Their pricing power falls off a cliff, when a few forced sellers drop £30K off the asking price.

Spreads like the common cold.

spoon4
28/11/2018
15:51
ITS all over, a guy on one thread looked back at his house over the last 40 years and about 1/3 of the rise was due to the U.K. inflation rate.

That’s fair enough

So the other 66% is the overvaluation built up over many years .

Look for falls of around that over the next 15 years as the big unwind gets into gear

spoon4
28/11/2018
15:48
for every seller theres a buyer gbh2. surely capitulation is nearby now so lets get on with it and enjoy a Santa rally.
clarky5150
28/11/2018
15:46
Up10, I think you will find we are now a long off the next interest rate hike & will be lucky to see 3% in the next ten years IMHO.
jugears
28/11/2018
15:44
Good volume today, can't blame the share price on drifting ;)
gbh2
28/11/2018
15:43
Well not surprisingly there are no shortage of buyers, Me for one, Totally over sold & has been since it fell below £1.80, But as I have no plans to sell for a least 10 years & there is very little chance of Tw going bust I am happy to buy on the lows & keep taking dividends in shares, Plenty off upside in this to come IMHO, I still see Brexit as being good news long term IMHO all the bad news has been over done, Its all right everyone saying they will vote against Mays proposals but I think I like many other people are just fed up with hearing about it Now & just want to get on with it good or bad ! Then hopefully the markets may settle down & find there own level.
jugears
28/11/2018
15:42
At no point does it blame the fall in demand on Brexit, Large MD bonuses, leasehold scandles etc etc. Houses selling like hot cakes in some countries no doubt....
clarky5150
28/11/2018
15:40
The above describes a rapidly increasing house price due to lack of skilled labour and 5% interest rates... Comparing this to the UK situation is apples to oranges at best.
clarky5150
28/11/2018
15:39
When will people realise that house prices are simply too high.

They're only going one way, DOWN.

And there won't be a rebound anytime soon.

After decades of lowering interest rates, the 30/40 year cycle is turning.

Higher rate to come, equals lower house prices and much much lower HB profits, if any!

It's very simple.

up10
28/11/2018
15:36
So rates have gone from 4% to 5% in a booming economy.

Result SLUMP

spoon4
28/11/2018
15:31
"The Market" knows better.

Maybe there's a few skeletons hiding !!!

up10
28/11/2018
15:31
CRST tipping down again.
clarky5150
28/11/2018
15:29
DEBDALE, I'm going with 'Rammle'. that seems a good word. Not a happy bunny today!!
clarky5150
28/11/2018
15:26
There are no words to describe todays share performance of, what is, a cash rich company.
debdale
28/11/2018
15:23
Hammered and totally oversold.
martyn9
28/11/2018
14:42
LOL

It's going to get a lot lot cheaper - But you keep buying SUCKERS.

LOL

up10
28/11/2018
14:39
Good enough price for me to dip in again :))
gbh2
28/11/2018
13:08
This isn't going well.......... Construction generally is taking another pasting.
must be the fault of Remoaners

marksp2011
28/11/2018
11:08
It could potentially help to improve the dividends for my SIPP ;-)
tlobs2
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