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Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – “good early progress on our 2021 priorities”

2021-04-22 07:28:59

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – FY20 adj. EPS -68%, resumes dividend after H2 recovery

2021-03-02 07:33:19

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – 2020 UK home completions c. -39%, average selling price +7%, argues ‘well positioned’

2021-01-14 07:19:44

Normal Business During Lockdown Helps this Canny Builder to Construct a Higher Share Price

2020-11-12 08:10:20

Hello, Share Seekers. There’s no wonder that home builders are doing well even in lockdown periods. It’s still permitted that potential buyers can walk around show homes and buy if they want to. Also, building work is going ahead as normal. While estate agents report that house prices are not only maintained but in some areas rising fast. Take Taylor Wimpey (TW.) for instance...

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – notes a sales rate of 0.76 homes per outlet per week (prior year: 0.93), expects to improve as construction catches up with sales

2020-11-09 07:30:07

Another big league PrimaryBid offer, FTSE 100 Taylor Wimpey (#TW.)

2020-06-17 08:00:59

This Savy House Builder Could See a Rally on its Sound Foundations

2020-06-15 08:24:58

Hello, Share Shiners. There are those, like Uncle Tom, who disagree with my bullish stand on home builders. But I continue to support some of them and one of my top picks in the sector is Taylor Wimpey (TW.). It’s now getting back into swing, beginning by taking back all its staff on furlough...

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – business update, emphasises improving “forward indicators”

2020-06-05 07:10:19

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – notes return to construction, show homes & sales centres to reopen for pre-booked appointments from 22nd May

2020-05-13 07:24:49

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – “remobilisation to start on 4 May with a phased process”

2020-04-23 07:23:55

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – 2019 adj. EPS -5%, emphasises increased dividends & “positive start to 2020”

2020-02-26 07:29:56

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – record sales rate & increased home completions to see 2019 “in line with our expectations”

2020-01-14 07:40:14

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – “slightly higher volumes and slightly lower operating margins than we guided at the half year”

2019-11-13 07:48:32

Taylor Wimpey bites the hand that feeds it

2019-06-17 11:20:22

Spot the potential corporate problem. If there is a piece of government policy that pretty directly accounts for half of your profits, the smart thing to do as a CEO would be to try to sustain such a position for as long as possible. However as per Pete Redfern - chief executive of Taylor Wimpey (TW.) - Help to Buy is now a bad thing as it 'bought forward price growth significantly'…

Toppled Taylor Wimpey Shares May Build Back - Once Headwinds Are Put into Perspective

2019-04-26 07:15:28

Hello, Share Snatchers. Now might be a good time to buy shares in Taylor Wimpey (TW.). The homebuilder took a big hit this week when it warned that increasing costs of building materials would knock profits in 2019. At one stage the shares were off by 7.6%...

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – higher than expected cost inflation, expects FY results to be weighted towards H2, hmmm.

2019-04-25 06:17:48

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – 2018 “in line”, maintains 2019 “guidance for stable volumes although are mindful of market sensitivity”

2019-01-09 00:18:34

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – “on track to meet full year expectations”, though “have seen some signs of customer caution”

2018-11-13 00:46:18

As Share Prices Fall the Divi Yields Rise - Here Are the Biggest Payers in the Footsie

2018-10-25 07:47:15

Hello Share Pasters. At the risk of trampling a little bit on my brilliant colleague Nigel Somerville’s territory, it might be useful to highlight the best Footsie shares for dividends. This information becomes even more pertinent in times of a falling stock market. As we can still make good money from our divis, even after the direst of shocks.

Perhaps Not the Time to Wimp Out of Taylor Wimpey, Chums, as the Divi Could Hit 10%

2018-08-08 07:22:18

More and more of us, I suspect, are beginning to follow the sage advice of my noble colleague Nigel Somerville in recognising the blossoming importance of juicier dividends. Though the capital assets of our babies are mostly rising in the long-running bull market, a lot of us rely on dividends for our daily bread.

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – “expect completions for 2018 to be more second half weighted than 2017”. Hmmm.

2018-04-25 23:44:42

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – 2017 “in line”, expects further growth and performance improvement in 2018

2018-01-10 00:53:56

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – “on track”, argues “very well positioned”

2017-11-13 00:14:17

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – trading “encouraging” but leasehold provision. “Positioned to make further progress in 2017”

2017-04-26 23:44:47

Want a Spanking Dividend? Here's the Choice

2017-02-08 01:10:10

Hello Share Poppers. I am doing rather well financially at the mo. And it’s my guess you are, too. So let’s stop moaning and try to enjoy life a bit more. I’ve pushed across some of the spare dough with my brokers into my current account as I intend to spend a little more on myself.

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – expects 2016 profit at “upper end of market consensus” & “further progress throughout 2017”

2017-01-11 00:25:00

Yet More Reasons to Look Into British House Builders

2017-01-05 01:01:07

Hello Share Monkeys. The share price of many well-known British builders has been revitalised already this year. The main driver seems to be the view of Deutsche Bank that there is significant value in this kind of investment.

Taylor Wimpey (#TW.) – “trading has remained resilient”

2016-11-14 00:49:04

Build Your Hopes on A Perky Home Builder - like Taylor Wimpey.

2016-02-03 00:54:06

Hello Share Snatchers. Building, building, building - that’s my best hope for rising share prices in 2016. I’ve highlighted a few likely house builders over the last few months, but I don’t think I’ve ever considered this famous name in the bricks and mortar game - Taylor Wimpey (TW.)