Taylor Wimpey Share Price (TW.)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Taylor Wimpey	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
	-1.60p	-0.87%	182.90p	183.00p	183.20p	185.60p	182.40p	184.90p	14,010,937	16:35:26

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Household Goods & Home Construction	3,676.2	732.9	18.1	10.1	5,984.46

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
24/7/2017	12:16	UKREG	Taylor Wimpey PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
14/7/2017	08:24	UKREG	Taylor Wimpey PLC Holding(s) in Company
11/7/2017	14:41	UKREG	Taylor Wimpey PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding
03/7/2017	09:00	UKREG	Taylor Wimpey PLC Block listing Interim Review
03/7/2017	09:00	UKREG	Taylor Wimpey PLC Block listing Interim Review
29/6/2017	11:38	UKREG	Taylor Wimpey PLC Total Voting Rights
12/6/2017	07:32	UKREG	Taylor Wimpey PLC Holding(s) in Company
09/6/2017	18:23	DJFR	La Bourse de Londres termine en hausse, portée par une livre affaiblie
09/6/2017	16:36	DJFR	Jefferies optimiste pour l'immobilier britannique coté
09/6/2017	13:17	UKREG	Taylor Wimpey PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
25/7/2017	13:20	Taylor Wimpey	19,043
12/7/2017	15:02	House Builders	-
18/5/2017	15:15	* Taylor Wimpey *	50
11/5/2015	14:15	Taylor Wimpey	2,470
11/5/2015	14:00	Talor Wimpey	14

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Taylor Wimpey (TW.) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
2017-07-25 15:48:42	183.52	5,829	10,697.17	NT
2017-07-25 15:48:42	183.52	4,993	9,162.92	NT
2017-07-25 15:46:23	183.59	40,200	73,801.81	NT
2017-07-25 15:41:38	182.90	1,986	3,632.39	NT
2017-07-25 15:36:35	182.90	3,454	6,317.37	NT

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Taylor Wimpey (TW.) Top Chat Posts

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25/7/2017 09:20	Taylor Wimpey Daily Update: Taylor Wimpey is listed in the Household Goods & Home Construction sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TW.. The last closing price for Taylor Wimpey was 184.50p. Taylor Wimpey has a 4 week average price of 173.80p and a 12 week average price of 173p. The 1 year high share price is 204.50p while the 1 year low share price is currently 136p. There are currently 3,271,983,845 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 14,575,810 shares. The market capitalisation of Taylor Wimpey is £5,984,458,452.51. Read Full Thread Reply
08/7/2017 17:26	hopefuldave: The only reason tw share price not moving up is, in my opinion is that traders are happy buying and selling on a daily basis, similar to Lloyds share price. Hardly moves much. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
02/6/2017 18:26	jugears: I think that once the election is out of the way it will be business as usual also remember it is half term this week & most people are on holiday, what ever they drop to next week I think we will see a steady recovery in the share price. IMHO TW still have a long way to go yet, My target price is still £2.64. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/6/2017 08:23	clarky5150: From Investomania yesterday: Likewise, I’m optimistic about the Taylor Wimpey plc (LON:TW) (TW.L) share price. I think house price falls over the last few months could carry on in the coming months. However, I’m upbeat about the potential for housebuilders due to the lack of supply and relatively high demand. The Taylor Wimpey share price seems cheap to me – as does the wider housebuilding sector. Therefore, with relatively large margins of safety I feel there could be more growth to come. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
27/5/2017 08:10	raffles the gentleman thug: Gbh2 ... glad you making money from your expectations. That's good.My comment was more general in nature than specific to you since all I ever read in these threads is paranoid stuff about share prices being "controlled" or "the big boys in control" or "market makers" driving share prices down to buy cheaper.Invariably it's unsubstantiated and written by folks with limited experience of how financial markets work.I am not suggesting that you yourself have limited experience of markets but perhaps you might explain who is "controlling" the TW share price and why it's being "controlled" Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/5/2017 12:47	raffles the gentleman thug: Why is it when a share price doesn't behave like a poster wants they always call it "controlled" ?? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/5/2017 08:27	mip55: Omg.... special of 9.2p goes ex dividend on 1st June. Expect some drop on that day, MAY be 9p may be more or less. Who knows? Div is payable 14th July ....share price may increase on that day and subsequent ones as a result of holders reinvesting their div cash into more shares. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/5/2017 11:42	raffles the gentleman thug: well TW has lost around £230m of market capitalisation since the news so I would have assumed a large component of the problem will sooner or later be discounted in share price Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/4/2017 18:56	raffles the gentleman thug: Latest from Motley Fool:Your last chance to buy Taylor Wimpey plc under £2?Well, what a year it's been for Taylor Wimpey (LSE: TW). The residential housebuilder saw its share price crash from nine-year highs of 210p to lows of 116p within weeks of the EU referendum. Many were predicting doom and gloom for the UK housing market, while the contrarians among us spotted a unique buying opportunity. So looking back, was the post-Brexit sell-off good news or bad for UK investors?Warren Buffett's adviceWell, it depends who you ask. Those who got caught up in the Brexit panic and decided to sell in June, might be disappointed to hear that the share price has fully recovered. For those, let's speak no more of it, learn from the experience and move on. Those who ignored the doom-mongers and held on to their shares with a longer-term view, well done, you've been vindicated.And finally we come to those brave individuals who decided to go against the herd and buy the UK-focused housebuilder when others were dumping their holdings. You may have felt like you were swimming against the tide of prevailing opinion, but you were actually following the advice of master investor Warren Buffett, who advises us to be greedy when others are fearful.So what now?Last month the group announced a very positive set of results for 2016, delivering an excellent performance against a backdrop of political and economic uncertainty. Total revenue came in 17.1% higher at £3.7bn, compared to £3.1bn the previous year, with pre-tax profits soaring 21.5% to £733m.I'm still cautiously optimistic about Taylor Wimpey's long-term prospects. The group has made a strong start to 2017 with robust trading and good levels of demand underpinned by a competitive mortgage market and low interest rates. The share price may have fully recovered from the Brexit sell-off, but I think the shares still offer good value at just 10 times forecast earnings, with a generous affordable dividend yielding 7%. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/3/2017 08:17	mip55: Dividend Yield = Total Dividends/Current Share Price = 2.82p/190p = 1.48%Dividend Yield with Specials = Total Dividends + Specials/Current Share Price = 12.02p/190 =6.32% Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/1/2017 08:39	3rd eye: TW. Taylor Wimpey......finally bought a house builder and this one looks the pick. Good item on the sector below the chart. Why housebuilders offer 30% upside By Harriet Mann \| Wed, 4th January 2017 - 17:54 Why housebuilders offer 30% upside The reward for taking the plunge into risky equities sometimes looks too good to miss. Prime minister Theresa May's imminent triggering of Article 50 has clouded the horizon for housebuilders, certianly, but the sector's tasty dividend yields, strong cash generation and 25% return on capital could mean 30% upside for share prices, the numbercrunchers at Deutsche Bank reckon. While Britain's decision to leave the European Union came as a surprise, the real shock came from the stockmarket reaction. To reflect that, the analysts at Deutsche have adjusted their numbers to reveal significant untapped upside potential, with forecasts returning close to pre-Brexit levels. Pre-tax profits forecasts for 2017 have doubled, with 2018 numbers up by half and 2019 estimates up 20%. But the sector is priced at just 1.3 times net tangible asset value (NTAV), which falls to 1.2 times in 2018. This "overplays" any risk to future earnings, says analyst Glynis Johnson, especially with return on capital employed (ROCE) worth up to three times its cost of capital. Not only do the blue-chips trade with a yield over 6.5%, but their stream of free cash flow give scope for future upgrades - look to Barratt (BDEV), Persimmon (PSN) and Taylor Wimpey (TW.), says Johnson. The mid-caps are flirting with yields of 4.5%, which will provide added support to valuations. With new ministers in charge of housing and a new White Paper due on our desks any time now, the sector could be in line for a fresh bout of volatility. But investors should keep their heads and buy the dips, adds the analyst. "We believe any weakness in share prices around this time should be used as a buying opportunity with the sector likely to demonstrate steady reassurance through the year with its continuous cycle of trading updates." Admitting the sector trades "relatively homogeneously", Deutsche has just upgraded McCarthy & Stone (MCS) to 'buy', joining Barratt Development, Berkeley Group and top pick Taylor Wimpey. Losing some of its shine, Bovis is cut to 'hold' as operational hiccups start to dent confidence. Highest yielding blue-chip Taylor Wimpey looks like it has the most to gain over the next few months, with a target price of 239p, implying 56% upside. It's also the highest yielding stock on the FTSE 100, boasting 8.7%. "This meaningful, well covered yield in combination with the reassurance on future profitability and cash flow that its strong strategic land bank offers should become further appreciated in 2017 as investor nerves on the Brexit impact on the sector are proved to be overstated," says Johnson. McCarthy is next in the pecking order with its target price of 211p suggesting the shares are worth 31% more. Investors have been wary of McCarthy's cautious customer base and lumpy completion timings since its IPO, which has weighed on sentiment. But Deutsche reckons the shares are are "too cheap", especially as it continues to demonstrate its higher margin model and progress on its growth strategy. Its recent 45% slump - the sector's down only 20% - has taken the shares 10% below their IPO price, which has the Deutsche magpies upgrading the shares to 'buy'. Barratt is trading below its sector average with a P/TNAV of 1.2x for 2017, which Johnson also flags as "too cheap". Barratt's strategic land bank is on the small size and its exposure to Greater London is certainly higher risk, but the housebuilder should lead the sector with its return on capital, thanks to its shorter landbank and expertese in public sector land. Not only does the 7.3% dividend yield turn heads but investors could untap 31% of upside. The final 'buy', Berkeley, could be hit hard by changes to tax and mortgage regulation, the impact of stamp duty and Brexit negotations. But future completions in the run up to 2018 all have legally exchanged reservations, which eases most short-term concerns. Armed with a 7.1% yield and 20% return on equity potential, its 1.6 2018 P/NTAV again looks too cheap to Deutsche. It's share price could grow by nearly 27% if Johnson is correct, pencilling in a target of 3,559p. It wasn't all good news in the 'buy' portfolio, however, with Bovis Homes given the boot. The cheapest in the sector, Bovis is the value play and is on track to realise nearly 30% of upside, but Johnson can't shake nerves relating to recent profit warnings. Management has promised to increase the dividend each year, but it's not enough to convince investors to take the plunge, especially as they are already wary of the sector. The shares are downgraded to 'hold'. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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