Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[imastu pidgitaswell] 23/7/2020 10:33

Yes, but sometimes it's best to just leave it after news and let things settle - changes (especially rises) can take a few days to feed through. I dunno - we'll see.

[gbh2] 23/7/2020 10:14

Results next week so a week or two may be too late.

[imastu pidgitaswell] 23/7/2020 10:06

Not going too well for the moment, but it's a swing trade, not a day trade.

Come back in a week or so (maybe 2) and I suspect we will be in the high 140s or higher.

[gbh2] 23/7/2020 10:01

Looking forward to dividend being reinstated :)

[sikhthetech] 22/7/2020 13:58

They not flavour of the year..

;-

[martyn9] 22/7/2020 12:26

Hopefully doyden, HB's not flavour of the week at the moment.

[doyden] 22/7/2020 11:41

Only a week to go until the results. I have a feeling they will be better than expected.Fingers crossed for an early resumption of the dividends!

[tlobs2] 20/7/2020 11:32

From HL web site...

Britain’s housing market is enjoying a post-lockdown mini-boom fuelled by this month’s stamp duty cut, pushing asking prices to a record high, according to the property website Rightmove.

With homes throughout Britain finally able to come to market again, some estate agents are reporting that buyer inquiries “are through the roof”, with property deals going to sealed bids, as a combination of pent-up demand being released, homeowners rethinking their lifestyles and the stamp duty giveaway come together to create a surge in activity.

“Britain is getting moving again,” said Rightmove. Its latest figures show that the average price of a property coming on to the market in Britain reached £320,265 this month – the highest figure since the site started its report in 2001. This was up 2.4%, or more than £7,000, on the previous record of £312,625 reported in March, just before the housing market was put on hold.

[gbh2] 18/7/2020 07:47

"Taylor Wimpey has made moves to build a new town on 1,000 acres of the Orchard Portman Estate in Somerset"

[jugears] 16/7/2020 13:44

Pop & then double the price? History repeated repeated repeated!

[ftir1] 16/7/2020 13:32

Everybody,

"Welcome to Britain"

Come and buy as much property as you want, therefore further inflating an over inflated bubble in the first place!

Oh dear "POP"

[ftir1] 16/7/2020 12:45

LOL

Big price drop coming!

STRONG SELL

[sikhthetech] 16/7/2020 11:51

Ftir,
"Most people on here seem to being living in a bubble of the past few years."

exactly. Brexit, recession and now possibly Chinese withdrawing investment.

[sikhthetech] 16/7/2020 11:46

Jug,
"Sikh I am not sure that your average Tw home outside london is going to entice many chinese investors."



Your comment shows you clearly don't know your market nor anything about Chinese investors.
The last time I looked at the map, Manchester was NOT in London!!!! lol


In 2015, the ex-Chancellor went to China to promote British businesses. In 2018, Chinese Govn relaxed rules on Chinese Citizens owning UK property. In 2018, a new route between Manchester and Beijing was started.
The government's recent action could have severe consequences if the Chinese retaliate ...




The Chinese are big buyers of property throughout UK. In fact more buyers outside of London...

Which one of these highlighted cities are in London!!! lol

Buying enquiries from China for residential property in the UK more than tripled in the first half of this year, with Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and Edinburgh experiencing the highest growth.

[jugears] 16/7/2020 11:45

1.70 by end of summer

[ftir1] 16/7/2020 11:22

Most people on here seem to be living in a bubble of the past few years. It's a great pity you can't see any further than the end of your nose, because you're going to lose a lot of money, (in addition to what you've already lost).

Much worse is coming, this is going under £1.00

STRONG SELL

[jugears] 16/7/2020 07:45

Sikh I am not sure that your average Tw home outside london is going to entice many chinese investors.

[sikhthetech] 15/7/2020 21:46

gbh,

Dividend paying..

TLY are paying around 4% and are not dependent on Covid19.
They are also growing exponentially.


The results backup their growth story.
Listen to their Investor Presentation and read their results from last week.


Revenue £105m (2019 £78m, fy2018 £42m)
Ebitda £4m (2019 £1.1m, fy2018 £0.2m)
Cash £8.9m (2019 £7.5m, fy2018 £10.2m)

Gross margins up
Pay Dividends.

Mcap £32m

Current share price 17.8p

[sikhthetech] 15/7/2020 21:41

Jug,

The Chinese are big UK property investors.. If they retaliate that interest can evaporate overnight...

Look what happened because of Trump's trade war with China...


"She said: “Has the trade war affected Chinese demand for US real estate? Yes, it has.

“Chinese buyer enquiries on US property were down. Meanwhile, they were up in Canada, the UK, Australia, and Japan, all of which are often considered alternative destinations to the United States.”"

[jugears] 15/7/2020 21:26

Sikh ,keep trying mate! aparently ground workers on housing sites are in very high demand.

[gbh2] 15/7/2020 20:56

CMCX giving a 5.5% dividend :))

[delboy45] 15/7/2020 19:56

Any dividend from any of the companies in my pf would be handy.

[delboy45] 15/7/2020 19:53

Better day today chaps