Ellen Leung, Author at The Motley Fool UK

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Cheap shares: I’d buy these FTSE 100 stocks to get rich now

27 July, 2020 | Ellen Leung

Buy these cheap shares while they are still trading at discounted prices! Here are two stocks that are poised to…

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Market crash round 2: I’d buy these 3 stocks to safeguard my portfolio

12 June, 2020 | Ellen Leung

Don’t miss out on the chance to buy high-quality companies while they trade at discounted prices in this extended market…

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Fasten your seat belt! Why I think the Aston Martin share price could go downhill from here

4 June, 2020 | Ellen Leung

The Aston Martin share price has rebounded from its bottom. But don’t get excited just yet, because things might yet…

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Has Burberry Group got what it takes to resume its dividend payments?

3 June, 2020 | Ellen Leung

FTSE retail stock Burberry Group is poised for a rebound and resume of dividend in the near future, I would…

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