Isaac Stell, Author at The Motley Fool UK

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Renewable energy stocks: should I now buy ITM Power shares?

17 November, 2021 | Isaac Stell

Traditional energy stocks are quickly falling out of fashion. Could shares in renewable energy stock ITM Power drive my portfolio…

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Will buying Tesla’s stock help future-proof my portfolio?

9 November, 2021 | Isaac Stell

The electric car revolution is gathering pace with Tesla leading the way, but should Fool contributor Isaac Stell buy the…

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£1,000 to invest? 1 FTSE 100 growth stock I’d buy and hold to build wealth

8 November, 2021 | Isaac Stell

If I had £1,000 to invest for the long term, this FTSE 100 growth stock would be my top choice…

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The best FTSE 100 stocks for passive retirement income

5 November, 2021 | Isaac Stell

Producing a passive retirement income may be easier than you think. Here are some FTSE 100 stocks I'd consider buying…

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Food for thought – is it time to dine in on Unilever’s shares?

4 November, 2021 | Isaac Stell

Unilever’s shares could be due a renaissance following higher-than-expected third quarter sales growth, but will higher costs bite into future…

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