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Taylor Wimpey PLC (TW)

London
Currency in GBP
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131.90
+0.90(+0.69%)
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TW Price Commentary

in at £1.17 -£1.65 will do me just nice.
buy for 3 months.Tgt 165
Interest rates dropping property demand not slowing down generous dividends all looks promising for TW.
will this stock hit £2 in 2024?
Be interesting to see how many homes will be available on Rightmove year end. My guess, a lot. Large majority will be forced sales because the need to downsize or bank repossessions.
Some of us with cash on hand are already waiting for sale after fire, but not this year ;)
Why is this stock a strong sell?
Only people buying are the ones that don’t have a clue what’s happening in the world financial system at the moment. It’s bad, banks are lending less and becoming more strict to who they lend money to. So mortgages become more expensive as interest rates increase, and 200,000 mortgages will be due for refinancing this year alone, with some mortgage holders in for the biggest shock of their lives, even possibly not able to repay the new rates. As been enjoying almost 0% interest rates for over a decade.
Rising interest rates - homes not selling.
JP morgan downgrade !? They could not value a box of chickens ? Dividend will drive this higher and higher. Buying the dips, all the bad news is out.
Because they will stop dividends in economic struggle. Get ready for the plunge
 I'm ready, when will be Matt !?
all the bad news are out... lol really
This will go below 60p, all the other HB’s will drop at least 40% from here too
On the rise today..??
I’m saying perhaps Q2 Q3 2023 this will be at those levels. Now the market is just up on over optimism, reality will hit soon enough
Sub-100 coming
Sub 60
Playing out as expected (see comments from 1 year ago). Housing market is ripe for a haircut. Could potentially see very very big sales on this. Holding cash to take advantage when the dust settles. Long way to go yet (in terms of time).
House prices will probably stay flat and inflation will bring them back in line over a couple of years. In the time being house builders will benefit from high prices and quick sales.
looking to buy the dip. must be nearly there. much to keep this stock bearish though in my opinion, interest rate rise and Mr Gove turning up the heat on the cladding problem.
great company!!! worth the investment
this will sink in no times they have liability to fix cladings and that will rise to millions of pounds.
TW set aside £125m in early 2021 for cladding repaires.. on top of £40 million already set aside for ACM cladding removal. All TW buildings are covered.. they have no legal interest in buildings no longer on their books.. so stop trying to talk the share price down with your ill informed boll#}%$… x
they will be spending millions to fix the clading issues. I avoid this at any costs.
stay away from this for the next 12 months. very slow activities and inflation will ******it.
Adam.. housing bubble is on the way with interest rate rising and keep rising in 2022. So take a good care with your money.
This is starting to look like reasonable value to me again. I do have concerns about the housing market bubble (Prices up 8.8% in a year is silly) so will only buy 20% of my intended allocation here. Any dips lower are buying opportunities for long term hold in my view.
200p easy
Bullish thanks you
That earnings report wasn't exactly brilliant. Told you 3 months ago that would likely be the case. I expect to see weak earnings over the next few quarters. Don't get me wrong, it is a decent company but market is pricing it too high for its likely future earnings over the next few months in my opinion. A dip to £1.70 however, it will spark my interest again.
Its got 10% EPS upgrade and 17% ROCE 5 year average. Thats good value and with the tilt towards value stocks this will keep going up, beyond the £2.30 average btoker forecast.
This now looks overvalued to me. Housing market is being propped up by furlough scheme and stamp duty limits. Houses are way over priced. Cost of the raw materials is going up which will effect the bottom line.
Just sold mine
There's always good money to be made from TW. They look cheap at the moment, but beware a housing slowdown or halt once stamp duty holiday ends, interest rates rise and/or people start being made redundant. These could be £1.90 in year. Equally, they could be £1.20. If they go to £1.20, I'll buy.
Do you know why it's dropping?
Still 40% short term upside.
Slow climb back to £2 +
never been making £2 after last years mate , you cant relay on TW even getting houses over in time this day an age 🤔
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