Renato Neves, Author at The Motley Fool UK

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Why I am using Warren Buffett’s wisdom to grow my wealth

26 April, 2022 | Renato Neves

Warren Buffett over the time has explained how he chooses his stocks. Now that I know what to look for…

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Here are two passive income stocks for a recession

23 April, 2022 | Renato Neves

The stock market has been scary in the last few months, that’s why I am making a plan to build…

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Why I’m backing this FTSE 100 stock to recover from its 55% downfall and soar again!

12 April, 2022 | Renato Neves

This FTSE 100 stock has been crashing over the past year, although is still up by 620% since its IPO.…

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Warren Buffett loves investing in banks. Could Lloyds Banking Group shares fit in his portfolio?

6 April, 2022 | Renato Neves

The banking sector could be one of the top winners of 2022, and Lloyds Banking Group shares would be no…

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This dividend stock is a must-have in my portfolio

1 April, 2022 | Renato Neves

Rio Tinto currently yields over 10%; here’s why I’m a happy shareholder and believe this dividend stock won’t cut that…

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