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Taylor Wimpey (TW.)

Will Taylor Wimpey return to 2017 highs of 205p (+7.5%) or fall to July lows of 175p (-8.3%)?
  • The housebuilder has rallied from intersecting support at 182.5p. Will the rally continue to 2017 highs?
  • Stochastics have turned back sharply after being oversold for the first time since July
  • Momentum turned positive, while Directional Indicators close to bullish cross
  • Brokers are positively-biased, with 75% maintaining a price target above the current price

 

Broker Consensus: 59% Buy, 35% Hold, 6% Sell

Bullish: Jefferies, Buy, Target 252p, +32% (21 Sept)

Average Target: 205.9p, +7.9% (29 Sept)

Bearish: Cenkos Securities, Hold, Target 160p, -16% (20 Sept)

 

Pricing data sourced from Bloomberg on 29 September. Please contact us for a full, up to date rundown.

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