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If I had a substantial Tw holding I would not immediately reinvest at this price but as I don’t and factoring in fees to reinvest elsewhere I’ve let this auto reinvest into Tw.
Other stocks I’ve been buying at their lows this year have been
Bt, vod, lgen aviva phnx abdn . IDS Royal Mail probs worth a buy now too or DLG. There’s so many cheap stocks tho.
Vodafone would be an interesting play. Looking at the SP now, & with Ex div day very soon - a drop to sub £0.70? - down to lows not seen since 1997 - should the FTSE100 have a poor same day, I really think it can. I was pleased to get in @ £0.72 (though earlier buys were higher). No panic if it does drop sub 70 - it will still remain a FTSE100 stable, (may even attract a bidder). Bidder or not -, this stock will rally to (for me) a tradeable 80).
I was thinking of getting into vodaphone for the cheap share price and desent dividend at some point.
I’ve gone for Vodafone ,low price plus ex dividend soon and paid in feb 2024.
Nice partial sell off today @ £1.26 - back in @ £1.10 - £1.15 in a couple of weeks or so..... Similar with IQE... back into them with a very possible £0.17 target..... Kr1 would be a consideration too - but am already ball's deep into them, priced @ £0.62 today - will be in excess of £0.80 December/January, nice margin for another partial sell-off.
Planning on investing mine in premier miton.
Barclays for myself tend to put cash in my account a day or two after paid to them.
Aspers - Only as im wanting to diversify a little as hold a much a proportion of TW Compared to my other shares, I will be looking at reinvesing 80% of my div to other companies.
Tempted on Barc due to recent drop and belive will go up long term, hold already so may top up 500
BT same reason, though been going up recently I bought yeras ago so on a paper losses there, so may add 500
Also L&General and LLoyds 500 in each
Dont think i'll add to my 400 shares with CCL, but you may consider looking at those.... been around £8 though recently around £10, have been nearer £13 in last year. Huge debts, and talking Billions, but reducing that. No dividend and will not be for another 3 years my guess. Sounds poor, but could be seen as a long term investment. Check the discussion group this site.
Happy days dividend paid with iweb, both acc's
Taking cash now....atb
Barclays normally drop the divi into account around 1300/1400
Yes…….divi payment is due today.
I would like to know what folks are thinking about reinvestIng it and where.
I am thinking of Phoenix (Phnx) Nice divi and hopefully steady growth. Always interested to hear other folks investment plans.
It is due to be paid today. My divi is already in my account (ii). It all depends on your broker. Rgds, S
Yes, paid on IG prior to market open.
Correct, the amount of 4,79p. per share. Great.
Hi all thought we had a Divi payment due today
Yes the signs are rerating over the next 6-12 months
Hmmm, this may the the start of a sector rerating, not withstanding the dire state of geopolitics. UK GOV bonds falling heavily, and I would expect lenders will issue a raft of cheaper mortgages on the back of that over the next few weeks. IMHO, the talking heads new narrative will be much more positive on the sector, helping to push shares steadily higher.
History shows builders usually have a good run November thru February in anticipation of spring pickup. Given where we are with falling inflation this spring should be strong.
Yeah thats my plan.
Its likely to drop back one the divi reinvestors have had their buys.
I'm targetting around 115
I’d wait and look for a slightly lower entry.
Big chunk of cash just about to drop to put in and we've hit the highest price in a while
Strong buy with a great dividend and tradeable moves to augment. The housing recession is not materialising folks and the rates are going down.
Back to 170p before you know it.
Jefferies raises Taylor Wimpey price target to 143 (132) pence - 'buy'
Hmm, bought in this morning, feels like the bottom for house builders, good trading update, like the dividend yield and policy, hopefully be here for a few years as interest rates come down and house builders go up
Labour have some ambitious plans for house building and lots of pent up demand out there
Good luck to all investors
Extremely satisfied to remain invested here! Against a difficult economic background.
Sitting tight for the long term!
Group operating profit to be the top end of guidance.
Taylor Wimpey has delivered a resilient performance in what continues to be a challenging market backdrop, reporting a robust sales rate and strong financial position, and reiterating our full year 2023 UK volume guidance in the range of 10,000 to 10,500 homes. Due to our focus on optimising price and sharp cost discipline, we now expect Group operating profit* to be at the top end of our guidance range of £440 million to £470 million.
Cereus agreed did not favours for us at all