Vh Global Ener. Share Price (ENRG)

They have said +85% target. Victory Hill are commissioned for this.

Yes I agree though it’s a pain trying to diversify high yield income. My pf yields over 10% now and has been increasing dividends. I am loathed to buy anything below 8% now unless it has massive divi growth potential!

Likewise I have too much in renewables esp as two healthcare REITs were taken out so I am now starting on debt companies and infrastructure. But yields aren’t as high and I like quarterly payers.

GL

Trek

Having decided that I am getting to old to bother with short term trade anymore, I started to move most funds to good dividend paying shares for long term hold preferably in companies, trusts etc trading at near NAV (if SP above) or at a discount to NAV (preferable). Having spent considerable hours doing research and then investing (here avg low 50's) I now find around a third of my investments are being bought up or are being wound up and assets sold. Whilst this has been great for my capital growth in the last few months it now leaves me with even more funds to place into even less targets. I am overweight already in renewables (unless another of them winds up), though topping up of a share mentioned in someone's earlier post looks tempting,

ENRG has further upside potential as still way below NAV, a couple of asset sales near NAV or above would provide a good boost as it could affirm the accuracy of the NAV. The downside is if any assets go well below NAV it will call into question the overall asset realisation at near NAV. Looking at the fees to be paid out for successful asset disposal looks to me like the best we can hope for is around 80% NAV is that a fair assumption?

As always DYOR

Bought a few I in my wife's isa, as well as SEIT, Thursday as part of the dividend paying element. Although well times (unlike me) really disappointed to see so many of these sell up, with the gains partially split with shareholders but the real gains going elsewhere.

I have SEIT ENRG and RESI. and as happens I added to a very small holding in Tek capital yesterday (up 17%) today.

SEIT I noticed had fallen 3.5,% earlier. It is more or less in the same boat as ENRG so should I think have gone up?

Only guessing but could some be selling SEIT to buy ENRG?

I would buy more ENRG if I had the money AND SEIT wasn't an option!

Instead I am going to buy more tekcapital both ENRG and SEIT are big holdings for me.

By the way James Carthew gave his view on quoteddata today on his Friday YouTube video.

NOTE I am not sure he really had the time to look over all the costs etc.

Well Trek, thanks for the pointer but missed the boat on this one as it went up 5p this morning NOW up 7p.... shame, as I took a good look yesterday and was likely to begin a accumulation. Bought over at the Energy Efficiency outfit as a 14.3% yield looked pretty attractive - price fell 1.4p after my buy. Currently looking at rejigging holding distributions however the Orange Clown appeared again.....