It all depends on when interest payments come in. It's still treading water basically. |
Latest factsheet. 0.7p net NAV gain seems a tad lower than usual? |
Yep. Just added a few. |
4-5p drop after going XD. Good time to top up :-) |
Half a shandy better than nothing :-)
XD on Thursday, possibly some buying head of that too... |
... and all of a sudden, this one wants to join the party. Even if only on shandy. |
wllm - yes - but its a very small club! :-) |
Fair play. Thx. |
H8 Brucie,I've never published my portfolio in full but I generally say when I buy or sell something on Twitter (@WShak1) so most people know what I own.I always say when I sell, but it's fair to say I don't sell that often. |
ebb, there is some occasional discussion at vta. It's the same instrument just ones in Euro the other in sterling |
waterloo - I've been considering VTAS for some while now but rather concerned about the usual very low number of trades, and more often than not - none!
Also they is no BB.
Please tell me if there is anywhere I can get more info.
Regards and thanks. |
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RECI is one of my biggest holdings.
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Wshak, do you ever publish your folio? I'd be very interested to take a look! |
It's a shame that RECI can't raise new funds due to their shares being priced at a discount.
With the rise in interest rates, they have more opportunities to generate IRR of 16%+ than they have capital available. |
RECI are my 3rd largest holding by capital invested. Skinny, this and LGEN must be your 2 greatest investments?
wllm :) |
VTAS, which I think some others are also in, is in a similar category IMV |
If ever there was a long term hold, this is a prime candidate - until a truly significant reason to sell comes along. The various small impairments over the years have never come close to that point.
(famous last words) |
Obviously I could have sold for a decent profit - but that's not why I bought (from memory). |
Yep the asset growth is mainly inflation. Look at Skinny's buy at 96p which is probably a growth rate in line with inflation and then the dividend is all profit |
RECI has a performance fee as do most US externally managed credit funds but almost no UK fund has That always out of new institutional investors But it's no coincidence that the only real estate credit fund with a performance fee is the only one left Pay peanuts (even if they are large peanuts) and get monkeys |
Before then it was at a premium to NAV The better credit funds in the US trade at a premium to NAV of c5-25%So long term capital growth of c25% isn't unreasonable A premium to NAV means they can raise cheap money which benefits existing shareholders It's notable that this is now literally the only UK listed real estate debt fund that's not being wound up (AFAIK) |
I wouldn't buy RECI for asset growth, but I'd like to think there'd be some share price growth due to a closing discount.
It was trading at NAV in mid-2022, and it's at a 14% discount now 125/145.2 |
I've got a holding from 2012 @96p and added in December. |
RECI is one of my biggest holdings.
I imagine that an increased discount factor used in calculating value of loans is a reason for the drop.
That isn't a bad thing. |
Just compare the last 2 factsheets and you can see where they've marked valuations up & down |
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