Divyansh Awasthi, Author at The Motley Fool UK

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Why I think you should buy this dividend stock in January 2020

10 January, 2020 | Divyansh Awasthi

Holidays may not be at the top of your mind right now, but this travel company’s shares should be.

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1 FTSE 100 dividend stock I wouldn’t touch right now

7 January, 2020 | Divyansh Awasthi

The International Consolidated Airlines Group share price seemed to have witnessed a turnaround towards the end of last year.

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Bottoms up to 2020, but is it thumbs down to this UK income stock’s share price?

3 January, 2020 | Divyansh Awasthi

Thriving vodka sales make for good business, but I see factors that merit caution on Stock Spirits.

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Will this news give the AstraZeneca share price a shot in the arm?

1 January, 2020 | Divyansh Awasthi

US FDA has approved Lynparza for pancreatic cancer treatment. I explore whether this makes AstraZeneca a buy for 2020.

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Should you drive forward with this UK stock or make an escape?

1 January, 2020 | Divyansh Awasthi

Does the latest development at Aston Martin Lagonda (AML) merit an investment?

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