Taylor Wimpey Share Discussion Threads

[iceman82] 07/6/2018 15:56

guys lets not forget company just paid us 10.4 p divi, it will take time for share price to recover , patience patience patience....

[jugears] 07/6/2018 09:12

KULVINDER,If you don't sell you don't loose !

[m4rtinu] 07/6/2018 08:52

Halifax house prices update

[m4rtinu] 07/6/2018 08:45

Kier building 5,400 homes in joint venture.

[gbh2] 07/6/2018 08:45

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[gbh2] 07/6/2018 08:40

Anyone bet against Russia being blamed ?

[corlis] 07/6/2018 08:27

Bet LSE will plummet once trading resumes?

[gbh2] 07/6/2018 08:24

LSE Trading been suspended according to news.

[armourer] 07/6/2018 08:22

LSE data is down

[beercapafn] 07/6/2018 08:22

Corlis. LSE feed down. No prices on any site.

[corlis] 07/6/2018 08:22

London stock exchange is down at mo

[corlis] 07/6/2018 08:17

Still no ftse blue chip prices showing live on IG
Whats occurring in the Manor?

[jugears] 06/6/2018 19:54

Kulvinder, You obviously haven't been investing for long, Tw. only dropped to 4p because it paid to much For Taylor Woodrow that resulted in Tw. being in debt by 1 billion pounds just as the financial crisis started. This is a totally different company & now extremely well managed, I doubt if we will ever see this drop below £1 even in the worst case sinario, once Brexit is out of the way & the country doesn't collapse I think that you will see Tw share price start to fly.

[raffles the gentleman thug] 06/6/2018 19:38

But this is the completely bizarre thing gerd - people would rather buy a U.K. ten year gilt on a PE of 73x and a yield of 1.37% with the full knowledge that they'll actually lose money in real terms given long run inflation at 2.5%, than buy some TW on 9x and offering a yield of 9.7%

[kulvinder] 06/6/2018 18:48

Yes all fine and dandy, as long as it does not drop to 4p like it did the last time they all thought the world is about to end over the next five years you talk about.

[iceman82] 06/6/2018 18:29

good point gerd

[gerdmuller] 06/6/2018 16:12

Investing in cos like this will always carry risk but then you have to look at the risk or huge opportunity cost of not investing and leaving your money in the ‘safe’ hands of a bank or building society. I can’t be bothered to keep switching any more but I did notice that my BS account was paying the massive sum of 0.2 percent per year.

So over 5 years £10k would get you around £20 per year so around £100 in total. £1m would get you the amazing sum of £2k a year, what a life you could lead with that

So £10k in these would give around £5k in dividends over 5 years if they can hold the payments around this rate. So if that were the case even if the share price fell and that initial investment fell to £6k at the end of that period you would still be better off with your total of around £11k than the cash amount.

So shares carry risk but cash carries a huge risk of under performance as even if these held at this level you would still have totaled around £15k.

[raffles the gentleman thug] 06/6/2018 15:22

Well I don't take too much notice to them. The fact they can't even work the yield out is illustrative of their sheer incompetence.

[iceman82] 06/6/2018 15:16

i would not take notice of mootley fool , one day they tell you to buy stock X then week later they tell you why you should sell stock X to buy Stock Y.....not a clue

[raffles the gentleman thug] 06/6/2018 12:22

Two short comments from two different people at Motley Fool yesterday both claiming TW has an 8% yield - duh

[iceman82] 05/6/2018 17:43

pe of 9 and yield 9.7% ... i will be buying more

[raffles the gentleman thug] 05/6/2018 15:58

Well it's no wonder most of these U.K. companies are running pension fund deficits when they allow great companies like TW to trade on a 9.7% yield preferring instead to buy ten year gilts on a 1.3% yield. But guessing they are all having to sell some TW today to prop up their RBS losses from the placement at 271p

[garycook] 05/6/2018 15:46

RTGT,Just waiting for it to bottom.Then buy on the way back up to 190p. A bargain with the current 9.7% yield.