Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[arja] 14/7/2016 12:09

BOE announcement has turned stocks around but it might bounce later .

[gbh2] 14/7/2016 08:20

I've also seen the 15th Doyden; I'm not to a day or two as long as the cash keeps coming :)

[tlobs2] 14/7/2016 08:18

£1:60 would be a good achievement today ..... just before they cut interest rates :-)

[joemillion] 14/7/2016 07:24

If the Bank of England cut interest rates today as many predict, then this will be rocket fuel to builders and we could easily see the share price rise by 10p plus today.

[doyden] 13/7/2016 23:13

I've read in a couple of places that the payment date is 15th July, gbh2. HL was one. I forget the other.I'll be reinvesting at these prices whenever it actually arrives in my account.

[gbh2] 13/7/2016 21:22

Dividend tomorrow so we'll all be in the money :)

[arja] 13/7/2016 21:20

farmai -but that means reduced profits for builders I suppose !

[tlobs2] 13/7/2016 21:18

It will be interesting to see if those who took their cash out of shares prior to Brexit in the hope of earning 1% interest (lol) will wake up and pile into this and other house building companies and hold for a week or two.

It would be like a lottery win for them :-)

[farmai] 13/7/2016 19:12

exactly tlobs2 - the market is getting banks and house builders well and truly wrong at moment

[tlobs2] 13/7/2016 19:03

I have never been a fan of Theresa May however, I thought tonight she spoke very well and clearly wants to kick start various parts of the economy including housing.

Interesting times ahead.

[farmai] 13/7/2016 15:02

"Prime minister-in-waiting Theresa May has pledged more government-backed infrastructure bonds, more housebuilding and a revamped industrial strategy."

[farmai] 13/7/2016 14:34

Whether rates are cut tomorrow or not, I think one of Theresa May's early shouts will be to boost the homebuilding sector, the reason being its one of the best ways to support the broader economy.

Obviously any noise from this direction underpins the sector

[tlobs2] 13/7/2016 14:30

Maybe in time. But lets walk before we run.

I have just bought a few more to add to the pension pot so there is no rush :-)

[beercapafn] 13/7/2016 14:20

£ 2.10 in my book....

[farmai] 13/7/2016 14:15

£1.75 written all over it.

Just go to any builders merchants and see the inflation in materials prices coming through since Brexit. Its huge. And because of this house prices are going nowhere but higher

[tlobs2] 13/7/2016 13:30

UK house prices rose by 1.8 per cent during the second quarter of this year, bringing the average cost of a UK property to a record £215,582 from £211,868 in the first quarter.

And according to the Halifax House Price Index, prices were up 8.5 per cent compared to the same period one year ago, marking the slowest annual growth recorded since the third quarter of last year.


BOOM time and a shortage of new houses it would appear ................. £1:75p anybody?

[mashraf] 13/7/2016 09:50

Bloomberg ‏@business 5m5 minutes ago
One consequence of #Brexit could be that more London properties end up in foreign hands hxxp://bloom.bg/29twIau

[steeplejack] 13/7/2016 08:32

"Statisticians singled out ageing as the biggest single factor driving the growth in households – and therefore housing demand. The number of households headed by someone over 65 is expected to rise by 155,000 per year until 2039 – almost three quarters of the projected average rise.Immigration is the second biggest factor driving the projected growth – accounting for 37 per cent of new homes..."Not quite as simple as one might think as this survey written up in today's Daily Telegraph reports.

[mikemichael2] 13/7/2016 08:03

Martyn9 12 Jul'16 - 09:31 - 17088 of 17102 0 0

I think that's £1.40 well in the rear view mirror now imo.

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I'd like a quiet word !!!

[bigboots] 13/7/2016 07:38

Inline trading update by BDEV today, except that they are discussing the option of the "suspension buying land"

[puzzler2] 13/7/2016 05:56

Never mind the fact that unnecessary mass immigration, that the British public didn't want, is the sole factor that has put untold pressure on the housing market. ...and as for taxing honest asset rich, cash poor, home owners even further "to yield an income to the state", that says it all.

[steeplejack] 12/7/2016 23:37

Somethings got to change and I applaud Teresa May's observations about the inequity of CEO's runaway salaries relative to the average employee.For that matter,I applaud Corbyn's comment that firms that failed to pay the minimum wage shouldn't be permitted to distribute dividends.Brexit is a fact of life and if we're going to throw all the pieces in the air ,we may as well examine a lot of things that seem pretty iniquitous.I'm not sure that we can achieve a fairer society without having a property tax of sorts for the simple fact that so much wealth is locked in those assets.Maybe a radical overhaul of council tax is required or a watered down "Miliband " wealth tax but if the nation is to address its financial shortfalls,it has do something to more accurately reflect an enormous property asset wealth which fails to yield an income to the state.

[omg48] 12/7/2016 14:19

3rd eye

I'm not much of a chartist, could you explain the gap on your chart please

[farmai] 12/7/2016 14:06

like most things George Osborne does the 3% stamp on second homes will be cast aside as we once and for all abandon austerity

[farmai] 12/7/2016 13:48

It does indeed and first thing Theresa May is going to address is housebuilding