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After the next 2.25p dividend which is Ex-divi on 16th April Lloyds will pay quaterly dividends.
Members on here have suggested the next 3 dividends will be 0.674p each time.

Where has the information relating to 0.674p been found as I can't find it.
Can someone provide me with a link please.

NigeCo

Re: Wed 13.03

I don't think so.

Next Dividend 5.4p to complete the 8p for 2019. Quote: Full year dividend of 8p, in line with our guidance

And also Quote: The Board intends to pay another full year dividend of 8p for 2020

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/ITV/final-results-jkaqqcwi9868qhk.html

OWLS

£545.7 million cash
Feb £2.6 Billion order book = £509 million profit = over £1 billion cash, and then there is the rest of the year to go.
Dividend = £610 million, no problems paying that.
This is not a normal high yield share. Hopefully finish the year with a similar amount of cash left over.

Have a great night, I off to pub quiz

bald_eagle

The next Dividend to be paid is the 2.25p Final Dividend for 2019. We do not know what the final will be for 2020 which will be ex-dividend in April 2021

bald_eagle

where was the source ?

OWLS

I forgot to add for you that TW own 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.
Owning a shares in a good company like TW is great because you can leave day to day running to management and sit back and enjoy the dividends and any extra profits you take on deals you do. As well as holding for long term in my ISA i have probably done 20+ extra buys and sells in the last 12 months , all for profit. I also introduced a friend to this, I think he made £13000 on it last year in dividends and a profit when he sold. I have been dealing with TW since 2014, after that amount of time you get to know a share.

OWLS

I did point out the other number as well which always need to be taken into account.

£545 million i the Bank. £2.6 Billion of sale in order book and paying out 18.6p (£610 million in 2020).Dividend yield of 9.3% and P/E of 9.5

OWLS, does it look good value to you now ?
by the way I carry always lot of these shares in my ISA but in my my normal account I bought some on Friday @ 193p and sold this morning at 211p. I wasn't going to turn down that profit this morning, its 50/50 chance on whether they end the day higher or lower. Higher I will be happy as I have many in ISA. Lower I will be happy as I will buy some more.

maldim

close price is 49.54p

I don't think the SP will move far south from the NAV of 50p

onedaydave

Quote:
" But I think its too dangerous to own anything right now. People are going to lose jobs . These people lose houses. If house prices crash. and there are no buyers ,then these are not worth buying at any price "

So you think that Coronavirus could see the end to house building in the UK. In your eyes Taylor Wimpey / Barratt / persimmon etc might all go under ? hence why you say the shares are not worth buying at anyprice, you did say any price.

onedaydave

Are you always a natural panicker ? the market loves people like that.
For you and me to buy those shares at 142p some people had to sell them, some of them panickers would of bought just the month before at 175p. The world is not coming to an end because of a bit of Flu.

This just shows how stupid some people are:
https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/food-and-drink/coronavirus-corona-beer-loss-money-outbreak-pandemic-symptoms-a9364371.html

onedaydave

I think it is more a case of why wasn't it over £2.00 all last year.
When it dropped to £1.42 I already owned a considerable amount of shares, was I unhappy ? No, I was very happy to buy most shares and did many traded buying and selling and collecting a dividend. This is worth £2.40+ but the market doesn't see this at the moment because of Coronavirus which have no affect TW business. Would I buy an Airline share at the moment, no.

https://www.cityam.com/uk-house-prices-buyer-boom-sets-scene-for-record-breaking-spring/
UK house prices: Buyer boom sets scene for record-breaking spring

Did you buy any at £1.42 ?

onedaydave

So you don't cosider a company with £545 million i the Bank. £2.6 Billion of sale in order book and paying out 18.6p (£610 million in 2020).Dividend yield of 9.3% and P/E of 9.5 to be a cheap good value stock ? What do you look for when buying a stock. Have you heard about the housing crisis ? did you know there was a shortage of houses been built. TW are only building about 16,000 houses a year to make these profits and pay these dividends. To sell that amount of houses is not difficult for them.

onedaydave

So you are waiting for a higher share price. Right now it is a 9.3% dividend yield.

onedaydave

Why do you think that ?
are you not a buyer in FTSE after a 13% drop and back to 1999 price ?
If you can't see the value in buying shares now then when do you buy ? Did you buy any TW last October around 142p ?

Wednesdy 11th March
Might be something in there to help house sales.
I still don't see how Coronavirus stops TW selling 16,000 houses a year. I don't see how it will affect TW profits. I do see how it has affected the share price though but it is a massive over reaction.
It is easier to see how Coronavirus has affected Airlines and oil companies supplying aviation fuel as they are directly affected.
Every year 250,000 to 500,000 thousand people die in the World from Flu and the market never reacts. How many people have died of Corona ? The market reaction is overdone. This is a great oppotunity to buy shares. You could buy almost anything in the FTSE and see a profit very soon. Lots of dividend yields above 7.5% now.

bald_eagle

Previous close was 50.2p
https://www.google.com/search?q=lloyds+share+price&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b

Helena6

Why do you think that TW which will be paying out 18.63p dividends in the next 8 months could go as low as £1.35 ? that would be a 13.8% dividend yield. In what way do you think Coronavirus can affect Taylor Wimpeys business and profits in building houses ? What will of changed in their business in the last month ? On the 23rd feb 2020 they had an order book value of £2.6 Billion, that would generate profits of £509 million. Cash in bank at same time £545 million.

is 202.2p

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/11/30/winter-deaths-hit-highest-level-40-years-experts-blame-ineffective/

The number of winter deaths last year the hit highest level in more than 40 years after the failure of last year’s flu jab.

There were an estimated 50,100 excess winter deaths in England and Wales in 2017/18 - the highest recorded since winter 1975/76, figures from the Office for National Statistics show.

Was there a panic on the FTSE100 then ? No ! Take a look at the charts.
The market is acting like it's the end of the world.
Me, I am filling up with cheap shares. I don't care about finding the exact bottom. Look at the Divi Yields now.