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correction 20% to lift Dow from 25,000 to 30,000

Wids

No he won't. Because when it gets near the USA election in November the Dow will be back near 30,000 and he will claim credit for it.
Much easier to get the dow up 25% from than from a start of 30,000.
This low Dow right now will work in his favour.

muscat
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" did they not put away £130m for this problem. Bets its going to cost alot more when the ligation starts. Sell before the big fall out. this is not going away in a hurry "

They have Net Cash of £545.7 million, Will that cover it ?

They have 170,000 building plots, 10 years worth at current build rate of 16,000 house a year, 76,000 have planning permission, 5 years worth of house building. So they can slow up on spending money on buying new land any time they want. Planning permission last 5 years so I assume that is why they haven't bothered to obtain planning permission on all plots yet as it would lapse after 5 years if footings were not started (once started it's ok). TW management seem to know what they are doing.

I don't think Baron Rothschild meant it quite like this though.

The sale of live animals needs banning in those dirty China wet markets. It is disgusting. They banned the sale of Civet cats ( cause of SARS 2002) in 2004 but they were still on sale in January this year.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwoyTjn5n5I

“The Time to Buy is When There’s Blood in the Streets”

Baron Rothschild

Anybody

TW was 237.6p last Thursday and you think 243p is a long way off, LOL.
Ex-divi 2nd April 3.8p the 4th June 10.99p then 3.84p+ October. Total 18.63p within 7 months.
The share price is down today as it has been dragged down with the whole of the market due to Coronavirus. There will be no effect on the Builders business / profits or dividends. I managed to buy a few more this morniong at 193p and I am very happy to wait for 243p+ and in the meantime however long that is I will collect dividends just like I did last year after buying at 145p. If you don't buy shares when the market is on its arse then when do you buy.

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/uk-house-prices-nationwide-property-market-england-london-082322095.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=YW5kcm9pZC1hcHA6Ly9jb20uZ29vZ2xlLmFuZHJvaWQuZ20&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAH1vUf3C6Bplb2DzmIaXFSNvZn6WK0NkS8eEPwK2T6or7MfaSePMoX9M2bVgXsMqRT3JqDxXHEFQJEfey_EdoCA4YtAn1YzPRljBmZ4wZnERvz7hV5Na1Sd-ZpSGujT3exnVuyGf_dAWFqtCTPiwHK48XIkWzzdVrmCyXyG1UmTn

£1.97
This is crazy

Share price now almost at NAV of 50p

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/taylor-wimpey-looks-to-build-margins-rather-than-more-homes-fw29r3lcz

Yes. That has improved the divi for HSBC. It went from 36p to about 42p, should be just over 39p now at current $ - £.

Are you waiting for a 10% drop in either to buy. HSBC 500p and Lloyds 50p ?. I think Lloyds might get to 50p but I don't think HSBC will drop to 500p.

Livestock.

Yes I read all that on Tuesday, it sounds good. My Question which is better HSBC or Lloyds. I'll be honest I prefer HSBC and have done very well with them with dividends and profits on deals over the last 5 years, there probably hasn't been a time of more than a few months when I haven't held any. I hold plenty now and the last ones I bought were 551p. I'm think of adding more.

longtimeinvestor

I think you are the right person to ask.
Which share would you buy right now at current prices if you had to buy one. HSBC at £5.62 or Lloyds at 55.3p ?.... HSBC divi of 51 $.cents works out about 39.2p, 7% yeild. Im not sure of Lloyds full divi but I think a bit less yeild than HSBC. I own both shares.

prussell1963

I think there is only the 1 believer on here that Shell will get as low at £10. It is ridiculous. I will predict it is back at £22 first. Then £25+. We can not get away from the use of oil in our lifetimes and the big players will survive. Oil is not just for fuel. One good example is: Shell sells enough Bitumin every day to surface 500km of roads, obviously Bitumin is made from oil, the customers that buy this are in 28 different countries. Shell is a great company and hasn't cut the dividend since 1940.

Sara_Racao " My target price is well under 1000p "

LOL. LOL

divermitch

You have posted the same post on 34 different share boards on Lse. That is a bit strange. Have you had a big fall out with Halifax for your mistake in pressing the deal button ? Why were you entering a deal on your mobile that you didn't want ?

divermitch

So you entered an amount of shares and a limit price and then pressed deal ? is that right ? I don't see problem. You still have the shares right ? so what have you lost ?

nuri123a
I think you answered your own Question.
I think it was 57p a year or 2 back.

longtimeinvestor

It is a wonerfull bank and the share platform is great. I like the idea that I log into my bank account and my investments and cash accounts are all right there on one log in.
The thing that HSBC investdirect has that other share accounts dont have is the trading reserve which I think is great. 0.55% per month on money borrowed against your existing shares works great. I don't think Hargreaves Landsdown offers that.
On the odd occasion that i have had to telephone them from Thailand on a Thai local sim they have offered to call me straight back to save me cost. Also no monthly banking charges with Premier account.