Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[gbh2] 04/7/2016 14:50

No reason to hold these until the special dividend comes around again, which isn't going to stop me adding at these levels :))

[grahamite2] 04/7/2016 14:50

I see no reason for "the economy to down spiral from either slow growth or recession." This is the bitter talk of those distraught at the end of European servitude.

The real worry is the extremely short history of the special dividends. That makes this more of a punt than a major investment, but for a punt, I'm in.

[isaready] 04/7/2016 13:56

all, if I want to short these stocks, what can I use, easily and safely.

[shaws67] 04/7/2016 13:45

50p coming, recession looming. ??

[tjbird] 04/7/2016 12:24

Construction PMI hits seven-year low


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The month of the EU referendum saw the UK construction purchasing managers’ index (PMI) dive into negative territory for the first time in more than three years.

The graph is heading in the wrong direction...
Above: The graph is heading in the wrong direction...

At 46.0 in June 2016, down from 51.2 in May, the seasonally adjusted Markit/CIPS UK construction PMI pointed to the weakest overall performance for exactly seven years.

Any PMI score above 50 indicates growth, and the higher the score the greater the growth; a score below 50 means contraction.

With 80% of survey responses received before the referendum result was announced on 24th June, the downturn in business activity was generally linked to uncertainty in the run-up to the big vote, rather than a response to the Leave outcome.

Residential construction was the worst performing sub-category of activity, with activity falling at the fastest pace since December 2012. Civil engineering activity remained broadly stable in June, while commercial building work saw a sharp loss of momentum and posted one of its weakest readings for six-and-a-half years.

[shaws67] 04/7/2016 11:34

I'll start endless doom mongering then.....aimed at you !!

[tlobs2] 04/7/2016 11:12

It's more the miserable doom mongers that I can't stand.

What sad lives they must lead ..................

[shaws67] 04/7/2016 10:36

Get a grip, housebuilders always go down first....if you can't stand a fall, it's not for you

[tlobs2] 04/7/2016 10:30

shaws67 you are just the sort of doom monger that this country doesn't need.

What a better world we would live in if muppets like you kept their negative thoughts to themselves......

There is a massive housing shortage in the UK. It needs to be addressed and that's why the building sector profitable companies like Taylor Wimpey
will be busy over the coming years.

[runwaypaul] 04/7/2016 09:54

just when you thought it was safe......

[shaws67] 04/7/2016 08:45

Coz buying cheaper appeals to buying high.

[death by donut] 04/7/2016 08:41

Shaw. So why are you buying/thinking of buying TW. if thats what you believe?DbD

[betelgeuse1] 04/7/2016 08:21

ALD on a screamer, Yes!

Numis say this

Following better than expected results for 2015 we are upgrading our EPS estimate for this year by 5% to 26.9p from 25.7p. The upgrade would have been more but for adjustments to the number of shares in issue and the group tax charge. As a result of these our EPS estimate for next year falls 2% to 32.0p from 32.7p. Excluding the impact of shares and tax our 2017 estimates would have increased modestly.

So EPS of 26.9p this year and 32.7p next year

PER of 3.5

GONNA DOUBLE. IM IN :P

[shaws67] 04/7/2016 08:13

Thanks

But i think the economy isn't going to be good going forward, usually the signs are banks and builders.

[priteshpatel9] 04/7/2016 08:04

shaw - economy is headed downwards. But the housing sector will be propped up with more QE and lower interest rates.

[shaws67] 04/7/2016 07:59

As many analysts predict the economy to down spiral from either slow growth or recession, how will this effect TW?

This rose last week, so could it be correct the direction will now change to the way the economy is headed?

[gbh2] 02/7/2016 16:53

Look at last results and their financial calendar.

[discodave4] 02/7/2016 15:21

From the April update the maintenance div was 1.57p. The final special cast dividend is 6.70p, giving a current yield of about 7.8%,Don't know what div policy is for 2016.DD

[discodave4] 02/7/2016 12:26

From the Aril update the maintenance payment was the i

[steeplejack] 02/7/2016 10:49

-- Enhanced Dividend Policy: -- Ordinary dividend significantly upgraded to approximately 5% of net assets - minimum of GBP150m per annum - to be paid through the cycle from 201717 May 2016

[thenewtradesman] 02/7/2016 09:57

Dividends
Company Sector Market
Dividend Yield (E) % 8.79 3.80 4.06
Next Dividend Dates
Event Date
Ex-Dividend Date 02/06/2016
Record Date 03/06/2016
Payment Date 15/07/2016
Dividend History and Forecast
2013 (A) 2014 (A) 2015 (A) 2016 (E) 2017 (E)
Fiscal Year Ends 31/12/2013 31/12/2014 31/12/2015 - -
Dividend per Share p 0.65 0.71 1.81 11.01 13.50
Dividend Growth % 14.04 9.23 154.93 508.12 22.60
Dividend Yield (%) % - - 1.30 7.90 9.69
Dividend Cover x 11.62 16.27 8.23 1.57 1.41
IFRS Accounts Yes Yes Yes - -
Dividend Record
Type Ex-Dividend Date Payment Date Amount (p)
Special Div 02/06/2016 15/07/2016 9.20
Prelim 07/04/2016 20/05/2016 1.18
Interim 20/08/2015 02/10/2015 0.49

[beercapafn] 02/7/2016 09:57

Hi Gary. What price did you pay ? confusing price at close.

Thanks in advance.