Starwood Eur Share Price (SWEF)

FYI trade 10-Mar-21 11:03:56 87.5021 3,700 Sell* was a buy not a sell

FYI trade 06-Jan-21 11:26:31 90.497 18,500 Sell* 90.20 90.80 16.74k was a buy not a sell

SWEF SEAMS TO BE a safer investment than renewables at the moment on the nav front, also they have first slice of the cherry on the property's if borrowers default and a better yield ,where as with renewables the nav is + in to double figures and in case of insolvency any assets will be used to pay off creditors ( people like swef) before share holders get a look-in

The company invests, directly and indirectly, in property. Around 45% of the portfolio is in the UK, about 28% in Ireland, 20% in Spain and the rest in France. The price is sitting near an all-time low, possibly depressed by Quilter selling down and wider economic uncertainty. PER (for what it is worth) is 14, NAV claimed is 102p, and yield is c6.6% (covered x1.2). This won't shoot the lights out, but the dividend seems sustainable, and there is some chance of capital growth,

one to buy with the dividend coming up soon and low buy price.. and in a similar vein as the renewables with dividend yield