ST give it a rest,no one gives a f--k
Sickly I'm not say that affordability isn't a problem for SOME buyer, but it all. |
How will renters save for a deposit to buy a fleecehold? Service inflation at 5%,,hence landlords have to put rent up. Eg I just put rent up by 20% to cover inflation and the EPC renovations and whatever else . Affordability? |
Jugears
"the problem with some investors on is that they a transfixed with interest rates & affordability & completely missing the the fact that the UK has a chronic shortage of homes"
You're missing the point..
Pointless building if potential homebuyers can't afford to buy.
Why are the housebuilders not building significantly more then? Affordability!!!
The HBs themselves have said so. They are also transfixed with interest rates and affordability. Everyone, HBs, sensible commentators, govn etc are hoping interest rates reduce and affordability improves...
If there wasn't an affordability problem then the housebuilders will be building significantly more but they aren't |
more homes will be built but it won't be tw building them. |
UH,
Like Jugears, Tlobs2 has also been buying all the way down from 170p! I shorted these in 2020 with a 100p target to be reached in Q4 2020 and they did!!
Sp was around 170p when tlobs2 posted this. The onwards and upwards never happened...
tlobs2 - 03 Jun 2020 - 15:16:41 - 27436 of 28603
I take it that loser sikhthetech has now left the building ......... ferkin doomm mongering eejit.
I had some building supplies delivered this morning. I asked the driver from Jewsons if they had been busy and he said that they had been mad busy for the last couple of months!
Onwards and upwards lads and lasses :-) |
Exactly family homes are required,not jus affordable homes. |
It's not only entry level houses, it's larger one more upmarket that are needed and more efficient properties. I take it that you are not an investor here.
So why waste your precious time? UWHOPPER ;-) |
tlobs - another long term holder no doubt! - Stick with it. You hopefully will do well eventually.
"Which part of chronic housing shortage in the UK are you struggling with?"
The part where you and some others think that TW are going to build more homes for those that need them but can't afford to buy them. |
tlobs, the problem with some investors on is that they a transfixed with interest rates & affordability & completely missing the the fact that the UK has a chronic shortage of homes & no hope of changing that in the foreseeable future, at 1.08 this is probably the biggest bargain on the stock market. |
Don't be a muppet just for the sake of it UNHINGED.
Over the past four years the dividend has been around 9p. That is despite all the fall out after Liz Truss, high interest rates and more recently the Labour clowns (who would struggle to run a bath).
Which part of chronic housing shortage in the UK are you struggling with?
As for the long term secirity of the company, take a look at the land bank that they own. |
Perhaps at £1.10, however, the dividend is not sustainable at current profit levels.
TW need interest rates to fall so mortgage rates come down, so more people can afford to buy their homes.
This is why they are not building more currently, as with other house builders. Why would they not be full steam ahead if this were not the case? Demand for homes is there by those that cannot afford to buy.
The other issue is if house prices drop (likely) the profit margins are further reduced along with build costs etc. The economy is not in good shape and is not going to pick up anytime soon, so I don't see significant gains here.
If the dividend is cut which would be sensible, this will negatively impact the share price too.
Why should the share price gain significantly in the short term? |
Wilsonn
Start 7.5 mins in. BoE Repo going off the chart. |
For a share costing just 110p these returns are not to be sniffed at ;-)
Total dividend for year: 9.46p (2024) 9.58p (2023) 9.40p (2022) 8.58p (2021) |
Sick not usually 50 - 100% |
kreaps, less the tax's mans cut lol |
Clearly properties are not selling fast in all areas! Obviously if you live in a highly desirable area, then properties there will always sell no matter what.
You need to look beyond your own doorstep to see a true picture.
Many areas I've looked at are seeing price reductions. |
kreaps as Iv'e mentioned before my entire holding in Tw hasn't cost me a penny,so I my entire holding is worth 107 per share clear profit.
Sickly I bought shares at 1.04, 1.03p & then added a few more circa £1.07 & £1.17 I sold in 3 different lots, some in profit!!!!!, the share price dropped to 116.9 on the 8th of November, I bought in October,the share price was £1.21 in February so why did I lose more?
The share price hasn't just gone down it was 1.22 in February! |
Tbf, it was your money to spend at 168, and now it’s not. |
kreaps as Iv'e mentioned before my entire holding in Tw hasn't cost me a penny,so I my entire holding is worth 107 per share clear profit.
Sickly to help I bought 3 lots in Aml, I can confirm that I actually lot £57.63 if that help, oh & I didn't buy at £1.2 & sell at £1.20 either. |
And how are your 168 TW shares doing ?probly be a load of stop losses triggered at a quid |
I make mistakes, just like when I bought Tly although did get out with a 6p profit.
Sick remind me what price I bought them for again please. |
Jugears
"Aml was a bit of a mistake & luckily sold for only a £60 loss"
Lies to cover up, eh!!
According to you, you never sell/trade, you're building portfolio for your grandkids. Hindsight & BS again... funny you never mentioned it, yet you do mention RR. You bought 1 lot of RR and several AML.
Despite that, you're talking BS & lying... here's why?
If you'd bought 100k worth then you would never have sold for only £60 loss. The share price has only gone down since your post, so there's no way you would have lost only £60. Even if the spread was 1%, on 100k you would have lost £1k and give you bought several times, it would be considerably more, £10k. That's if you sold on the same day!!!!
Like I say, you post a lot of BS.
Be honest for once!!!
Nov 8th share price 122p-124p... has only gone down since |
Aml was a bit of a mistake & luckily sold for only a £60 loss but can't win them all! & I vary rarely lose money long term anyway,Directors buying doesn't really mean a lot IMO, the uk needs both the NHS & Houses, I don't see the gov building more in their term & I don't think that the 4 years left is enough time to improve the NHS & certainly not enough money being thrown at either the housing market does seem to be picking up though. |
Thursday is XD on the LSE, why do people get confused between the record day and XD day, this is GCSE business studies stuff. |
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