Am in 10 days of covid isolation starting today. With a few earnings coming up this week I’m thinking of (Taylor Wimpey, already put a small amount in Autotrader, thinking about my current BP holding to free up some cash) and wondering what else to have a play around with, if anything. Not sure if auto trader and Taylor upcoming earnings are already baked into price.
I’ve not looked into it properly and probably more of a long term play. I’m a bit annoyed when it dropped nearer $90 as I think the price drop is an over reaction, although $150ish is also too high
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For transparency, I already have position in Evgo, CHPT which I have kept DCA since a while ago. Now it seems turn to be a good decision, let see. Please do you own DD if you decide to invest in any assets.
Are you looking to trade you mean or just to look into with your extra time and invest medium-long term? Taylor Wimpey is a trading update (tomorrow) rather than full blown earnings but it could move depending on what is mentioned. I have relatively short term position in Taylor Wimpey, which would look for 170-180 to possibly exit, but may do it earlier if any big movements down in some of my holdings I am looking to increase.
I would personally say BP is still undervalued even with its run up in recent months from 300p to 350p. I will probably look to trim or take profit when over at least 400p or if any AMAZING deals come and really need cash to buy them (as BP is about 19% of portfolio right now).
Yeah I think Taylor WImpey is a buy under 150p, but in the 150-160 range less so. I picked up a bit extra when it was day before going ex dividend and was under 150p. Its a fairly stable stock within its main range of 140-180, as it will unlikely get above 200p as that usually means their NAV has got higher but they then would pay out special dividends which reduces NAV back down again.
Earnings wise for UK companies its just their investor relations webpages, for US I will go to SEC filings and read 10-Q / 10-K. A good app is Quartr as well, can listen to many earnings calls like a podcast and view the results pdf.
Also, TW has been on my radar. Wondering if I missed the property boat though tbh. I know persimmon have an update coming up and they seem to be a company people rave about. Think ill leave TW for now. And a 180 exit seems sensible with them given their history IMO.
I have no idea about those companies, none are particularly within my circle of competence or that I have been following.
Property is very cyclical, my plan with TW (small holding, about 2% of portfolio currently) is to put the proceeds when I sell out of it into increasing either BBOX (Tritax Big Box REIT) or if its not at an attractive price then maybe BOMN/NNI which are US holding companies I am building positions in. Equally if you buy 140-150p and just hold you will probably average 10% in dividend a year once special div is reinstated.
I’ve had my eye on BBOX for a while. It is still on my radar. More of a medium to long term hold for me. Am currently selling in the short for some extra cash and a bit of fun. Time on my hands this week.
I personally think that its current price is fair. P/E is around 8-9. It dropped to 207 in OCT and I’m wondering if I should have bought then. If I held some currently I may add more given current price. Just my opinion though!