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TW. Taylor Wimpey Plc

137.05
-3.20 (-2.28%)
28 Mar 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
  -3.20 -2.28% 137.05 137.35 137.45 137.95 136.20 137.25 19,997,697 16:35:16
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gen Contr-single-family Home 3.51B 349M 0.0987 13.92 4.86B
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 140.25p. 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 £4.86 billion. Taylor Wimpey has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.92.

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14/12/2018
13:52
Exactly and if a person who believed in leaving was in charge , they would have a team working on,

- trade arrangements through WTO,
- Signalling and ensuring that all EU countries understood and adhered to International law on our Fishing grounds
- Setting up border arrangements and agreeing with the EU and others Visa arrangement for all people interring the uk
- Agreeing financial support for the businesses that would be effected by the change in the short and medium term


And so on...none of this was done and its a complete disgrace.

BTW .. a referendum in Scotland was called once in generation, they lost so that suits

The EU referendum has not even been implemented and people want another...thats is anti democratic.

My last though as my view will not change yours or yours mine.

I expect the only thing we agree on that cameron was a fool

hernando2
14/12/2018
12:49
Well on the EU and Brexit,

Give the lead to a remainer, she assembles team of committed remainers with a brief to negotiate an exit but to retain ties as close as possible.

The EU are duty bound to help and facilitate the country triggering article 50 but they refuse to do so.

So a dreadful "deal' is cobbled together with the aim of dividing the country

A European Court that is seen a being politically motivated announces, 'The Uk can cancel Brexit if it wants and remain on the same terms'

No doubt we will have "peoples Vote' the Deal or Remain. ( with that scum of an ex PM getting his air time and will no doubt claim credit for it)

What a stitch up for people whom believe our childrens and our grand childrens future is being given away for a short term risk, that economically we will be worse of for a few years

I will vote for the best independent on my ballot paper for sure.

hernando2
14/12/2018
12:41
There is no guarantee that Wimps will undertake a share buyback. All they are doing is correcting an error in one of the resolutions in last years AGM. This a a standing resolution which is voted on every year. Just wonder why it was not spotted earlier. Of course, maybe the thought of a buyback had crossed the minds of the BoD, which caused them to review the resolution and spot the error. But that is a bit of a stretch. As the DR points out, buybacks are not always beneficial, especially as Wimps has previously destroyed a large amount of shareholder value (hundreds of millions)the last time they undertook a buyback. It’s an option for the next special distribution, but I suspect the world will look different by then.
disneydonald
14/12/2018
12:26
Pulled my earlier comment.

Some folk here remind me of dirty old men in the park looking to be poked in the private’s with a stick.They love the attention and I don’t intend to provide it.

steeplejack
14/12/2018
12:04
Ah a new member of ADVFN joined as a free member two days ago.The EU always had their red lines to defend the integrity of the union.The fact that members of the ERG,amongst others,failed to appreciate that you can't "have your cake and eat it",gives an insight into the stupidity of a good percentage of our elected representatives.
steeplejack
14/12/2018
11:48
The Sarf African???

Risible.

Suspect you'll find that Brexit has been a process driven , negotiated,and undermined by Remainers from the off.

If only we'd had someone positive and optimistic pushing the whole process.
Instead we got a dozy Doris who is also signing UK up to the UN migration pact -

As a result of UN Migration pact say goodbye to the Welfare State and free NHS.

wbecki
14/12/2018
11:34
Most of the small sellers are leaving due to project fear. Have seen little evidence of institutes selling from records and expect we will see some saying they have been increasing % before xmas. £1.30 has massive support and cant see why at these levels you would sell unless the doomsters have got into your minds lol.
blueteam
14/12/2018
11:20
"There's an old saying, When everyone is selling that's the time to buy"

The same old counterpoints. .. ;-))

wfl1970
14/12/2018
10:41
tlobs2 If they anounced that, jonny come latelys would buy in to await the periodic buy back at an increased share price and suck in that money they don't deserve.
Also, once a high share price achieved, by default the buybacks would continue at what might be an inflated price, or a price where market manipulators benefit rather than LTH.

If they make an ad-hoc special div to all current s/h then the LTH would receive full whack of value. LTH could take that div and buy more TW if they so wished.

These are my own random thoughts and from reading feedback on these boards re the pros and cons and concerns re the 2 courses of possible action.
I don't have any influence over it, so I don't dwell on it too much.
I could say same about Brexit.. ;-)
Dave

dr_smith
14/12/2018
10:27
The sooner the share buy back scheme can kick in the better. Take millions of shares out of circulation at these very low prices and watch the share price rise to 200p plus.

IMHO

This could well be the best performing share in my SIPP again next year just as it was post Brexit vote when we went up over 50% :-)

tlobs2
14/12/2018
10:12
Private clients have a very limited direct influence on share price movements unless they're mucking about in thinly traded AIM stocks.The indirect impact comes from unit trust holdings.As thing stands at the moment,I reckon they'll be redemptions of U.K. unit trusts aplenty creating a steady drip of selling.
steeplejack
14/12/2018
09:56
There is obviously some support / resistance at 130p, but it's not the bottom!
up10
14/12/2018
09:47
A lot of support at £1.30 shown again. It will come to a point the small holders are all out.
blueteam
14/12/2018
09:27
Jugears,

Yes, yes, you say you've been buying, well done.

But the share price keeps going down!

So that's not quite so clever.

up10
14/12/2018
09:19
Just bought a few, think the £1.30 mark is the bottom. We will see. Could turn out a good hold next year and with a buyback programme in the new year.
blueteam
14/12/2018
09:13
There's an old saying, When everyone is selling that's the time to buy
jugears
14/12/2018
08:58
There's an old saying: -

"When everyone is bullish, that's the time to sell."

up10
13/12/2018
19:31
the same old counterpoints
jugears
13/12/2018
19:27
WFL ... apologies for that comment, I really meant views expressed here. UP10 is probably representing overall sentiment without invested emotion, unlike myself and others.( Although relentless deramping normally has an agenda for some reason, but hats off to him for engaging more with counterpoints )
1carus
13/12/2018
18:52
And maybe like previous recessions, it will probably filter out the weak one's...
wfl1970
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