If your view is that UK unemployment is to continue to rise, the bank rate will be further reduced.

SUPR is no longer an Investment Trust but is still a

Real Estate Investment Trust
REIT stands for Real Estate Investment Trust. It is a company that owns, operates, or finances income-producing real estate across various property types, providing investors with regular income streams and diversification.

Confusing yes ? They still have to pay out 90% of taxable income as a dividend but no longer have to publish a NAV.

The current published Fair Nav is 89.25p and the share price is currently 82p, which has proved to be resistance and the yield is 7.5%.

If your view is that interest rates will fall and therefore the return on money market accounts etc., will also fall the gap between the two will widen.

This might be the incentive for people to buy one of the safest yields in the market, although no yield is 100% secure and the gap between the price and the Fair Nav will close.

It could close if the NAV falls but that is the glory of investing.

Remember SUPR have never ever failed to collect their rent on the due date.