Starwood Property Trust, Inc.

Fundamentals5.0
Price Action4.5
News Sentiment0.0
AI Rating
5.1

Key Drivers

  • Strong Cash Flow
  • High Leverage
  • Weak Quarterly Earnings

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AI Summary

5.1

STWD should be viewed less as a straightforward high-yield income stock and more as a leveraged credit platform whose investment case now hinges on deploying capital at wider spreads and cleaning up problem assets fast enough to restore distributable earnings coverage, because the current $0.40 quarterly DE no longer covers the $0.48 dividend and leaves the payout vulnerable if funding costs or credit pressure persist.

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Deep Analysis

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Fundamental Analysis

5.0

Key Financial Insights:

  • Strong Cash Flow
  • High Leverage
  • Weak Quarterly Earnings

STWD looks attractively valued with strong annual cash generation and a high dividend yield, but very high leverage and a sharp quarterly earnings drop raise financing risk.

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Price Behavior

4.5
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Key Price Behavior Insights:

  • Lower highs
  • Base forming
  • Rally failure

Over the last month, STWD has drifted lower with rallies repeatedly failing near $16.60–$16.70, so the stock remains cautious until it can hold above that resistance and confirm the developing $16.20–$16.30 base.

cautious
bearish
Support Level: $16.20-$16.30
Resistance Level: $16.60-$16.70

Dropped to $15.93 on 2026-08-06 before rebounding above $16.20

Sentiment & News

0.0

Key News Insights:

  • Dividend pressure
  • Asset growth
  • Loan stress

Starwood met earnings expectations but distributable income lagged the dividend, with rising interest costs and non-accrual assets still pressuring sustainability despite strong investment activity and asset growth.

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The update is likely mildly negative for STWD, as solid deployment and balance-sheet activity are being offset by weaker earnings quality and dividend concerns