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Correction. 13 weeks till ex-dividend day 25th Oct

If TW release good results next Tuesday 31st then that should push this SP up. 9 weeks till BDEV big dividend day. This year I might jump out just before that, last year SP tumbled once x-dividend past.

can we expect the Interim dividend in September to be 5.3p, the same as last year ?

Monday and Tuesday I was keeping my eye on this while it was around 1560p, I was looking to sell if the price went above 1580p. Wednesday I had a hangover most of the day so i didn't look at computer till after the market closed. If only I hadn't gone out for a beer Tuesday night I would have sold all my GSK. Anyway today I have bought some more GSK at 1491p and I am looking to sell the whole lot in the next couple of weeks. I can see these hitting 1595p again before the ex-divi date 9th August. That is in my normal share account. I think in my ISA i will not sell them.

This share jumped 1598p at 11.00am yesterday, now 24hrs later it is 1487p, what the hell has happened ?

ive just realised its not close of play yet

Well we got that 2p rise today that we never normally get. lol

Thanks Allatsea

Can you remember approx what price did Woodford sell out at ?

In the event of a break up what happens to our shares ?

PATTSV

You obviously didn't read what I wrote.

You are telling me Quote : " you need to take responsibility for not bothering to research prior to purchasing "

After I wrote: " My best tip is don't listen to tips, find your own shares which is what i have been doing for a long time and do much better "

Do you understand ? I haven't bought from anyones tip for 2 years, lesson was learnt early.

I hope so. I just hope it can get back to 60p so I can get out without a loss. Another crap tip from my mate. Last one was Excite and that went all the way to zero. My best tip is don't listen to tips, find your own shares which is what i have been doing for a long time and do much better. I am not confident of seeing 60p anytime soon though.

ningaloo

That is good news. I didn't think HSBC would have made a mistake on a dividend payment.

Something will happen on the 31st July

ningaloo

I am with HSBC, my TW dividend was in my account before 8.00am on the correct day of Friday last week.

Why have you messaged them ? just call them and get an immediate answer.

Just a question that might seem silly: Did you definitely own them on the ex-dividend day of 31st May

Tw and Bdev share prices seem to be going in opposite directions. Why ?

NelsonSauvin

Last year the Special was 17.3p and the final was 17.1p (Total 34.4p). Both ex-dividend on the same day.

This year we know the Special is the same 17.3p but we don't know about the final divi until the Sept 5th Full results. I don't think for a minute it will be less than 17.3p, I think it will be more.

https://www.dividendmax.com/united-kingdom/london-stock-exchange/household-goods-and-home-construction/taylor-wimpey/dividends

shows 23rd as forecast but it is usually right

23rd August

A strong year

During the year ended to June, Barratt sold 17,578 houses, the highest level since 2008. Sales rates were broadly unchanged and management expects to report a record pre-tax profit of £835m for the year. That’s 9% ahead of last year’s figure of £765.1m.

Net cash at the year-end was expected to be £790m, ahead of guidance and providing firm support for ongoing dividend payments. The company ended the year with a forward order book of £2,175m.

The recent sell-off in the housebuilding sector suggests that the market expects profits to fall. But analysts’ forecasts for Barratt suggest that earnings per share could rise by about 5% to 67.6p next year. The tone of today’s statement suggests to me that management is also confident in this outlook.
Clever building

One of the secrets to Barratt’s resilient profits may be that it’s invested in new housing designs that are faster and cheaper to build. These are being rolled out across the company’s building sites and are expected to deliver higher profit margins. This means that even if house prices and sales volumes are flat, profits should rise.

The good thing is we get to buy the shares cheap. Cheap when considering there EPS and dividend payments.
I have bought some at 515p and some at 484p, and before that a smaller amount at 545p. I don't think there is much to worry about here. Likewise I don't think there is any worry with PSN or TW.