Schroder Real Estate Inv... Share Discussion Threads

[badtime] 06/9/2012 00:51

elm if uve been in since 32 for a relatively short period as well..then i can always c a reason to top slice...but each to there own

[flying pig] 05/9/2012 22:48

carador
GLIF
similar debt portfolios - decent yield

[danny500] 05/9/2012 21:46

im still in.looking for an increase in NAV next IMS. great yield here plus paid quartely, when re-invested works out even greater!

[elmfield] 05/9/2012 21:04

Can not see why the rush to top slice. Staying in.

[danny500] 05/9/2012 20:20

take a look at redefine, ive added a few lately, excellent yield if the management can stick to their word and maintain the full dividend, however you may have missed the recent bottom.

[badtime] 05/9/2012 19:56

Well...ive gone for a different beast skys been nagging me to get into APT because he is lonely there :)
As u say these still yield a gd whack hence ive kept some

[madmix] 05/9/2012 15:17

Tempted to trim a few as well, but these still yield 8.8%.

What do you see as a suitable replacement? I'm already loaded up with LLPC/D bank prefs.

[badtime] 05/9/2012 11:11

few off the table at 40p the rest can sit at mo

[alanji] 31/8/2012 05:19

Unfortunately my wife has been very seriously ill for some time, was admitted to hospital two weeks ago and she died early yesterday morning at home.

I could not believe the service we received from the NHS palliative care team and the Marie Curie nurses in their efforts to get her home to enable her to pass away in familiar surroundings and the comfort of her own home. We will be having a collection for Marie Curie at her funeral. If any of you have benefited from my postings you might like to consider making a donation to Marie Curie. They provide end of life care for anyone, not just cancer patients as I had previously thought, and their support and dedication was unbelievable. Without this service my wife would have had no choice but to die in a room full of (in her case, well meaning) strangers.

For anyone kind enough to contribute, cheques should be made payable to Marie Curie Cancer Care and sent to Peter Jackson Funeral Services, High St, Henstridge, Somerset, BA8 0RB with a note to say in memory of Lisa Izatt. The funds will be used to support the local charity which looked after Lisa. Last year they funded 49 nurses who cared for 429 patients at home and they need to raise £510k this year to continue at that level - it would be great if we could increase it. This funding enabled many people to spend their last days or weeks in the comfort of their own homes in familiar surroundings.

Thank you to all who may contribute and I wish you success in your investing - but it means not a whit if you have not life and health so get your priorities in the right order.

If you are kind enough to contribute please print out and complete the "gift aid" declaration and enclose it with your cheque to increase the value of your donation with no extra cost to you. https://www.mariecurie.org.uk/en-gb/donate/donatenow/

[skyship] 30/8/2012 12:16

Yes, as stated earlier 40p was the target technically, so would now expect a prolonged period of consolidation in the 37.5p/40p range.

[elmfield] 30/8/2012 08:59

rise rather surprised all of us, a breather required, holding for income and continued re-rating as the excellent team get on doing the right things.

[skyship] 23/8/2012 08:23

GARY - Agreed, we're going to have to be patient to get these back! That piece in the IC came at the wrong time for us - they should have seen the value far earlier, but then, we wouldn't have got that cheap Lloyds stock if they had been more on the ball.

In the meantime take a look at APT - real value now on offer there as winding-up is a near certainty IMO following yesterday's RNS. I reckon we will see well over 20% Gross Redemption Yield over a 3yr liquidation; could well be 25% accounting for normal revenue income.

[elmfield] 23/8/2012 08:00

keep up the good work,!

[eeza] 23/8/2012 07:40

Excellent - keep 'em coming.

[skinny] 23/8/2012 07:09

DISPOSAL OF HIGH STREET RETAIL INVESTMENT AT A PREMIUM TO VALUATION

Schroder Real Estate Investment Trust Limited announces that it has simultaneously exchanged and completed contracts to sell 100 High Street Bromley for £2.57 million. The sale price achieved is £0.22 million or 9.4% above the independent valuation as at 30 June 2012 of £2.35 million.

[danny500] 17/8/2012 20:52

got a mention in the investors chronicle today. "manager duncan owen has a clear recovery strategy to pay down the debt, and the portfolio's performance has been robust.investors need to take a three-year view but, trading on a 25 per cent discount, the shares look a bargain." pleased to hear that as ive recently been adding.

[gary1966] 13/8/2012 21:05

Not feeling so sure about getting back in at some point at a cheaper price.

GLA

[elmfield] 10/8/2012 15:59

on today's trades,
rather be in than out.

[badtime] 09/8/2012 21:15

might let a few go at 40p

[skyship] 09/8/2012 16:58

Yes, seems to be breaking north of its flag - so could see 40p over the next few days...

[tiltonboy] 09/8/2012 14:45

Continued modest strength in SREI, and now selling at 37.75p.

[tiltonboy] 02/8/2012 15:59

Sold a few at 37p, and xd as well, so well pleased with that.

[cwa1] 01/8/2012 08:14

Ex the .88p dividend this morning.

[cwa1] 23/7/2012 11:56

Thanks for that tilts, reassuring.

[tiltonboy] 23/7/2012 11:45

WINS view:

"‐ The current strategy of asset management, debt reduction and disposal of lower yielding assets makes sense to us in the current market.
‐ At the current discount of 27% Schroder REIT provides significant value. Furthermore, while not fully covered, we believe the dividend is unlikely to be cut, and hence the current yield of 9.6% is very attractive."