Guy Quelch, Author at The Motley Fool UK

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The Shell share price has exploded! Should I buy now?

4 October, 2021 | Guy Quelch

With oil surging to $80 a barrel, producers are cashing in on demand. Should I buy Shell now after its…

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Shares in freefall! Should I buy one of the FTSE 100’s biggest losers of the last 12 months?

24 September, 2021 | Guy Quelch

Going against the market isn’t for the faint-hearted, but is there logic in this strategy for the FTSE 100’s 2nd…

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2 bargain FTSE 100 dividend stocks I’d buy today

16 September, 2021 | Guy Quelch

These two FTSE 100 shares both have enticing dividend yields of over 5%. Here’s why I’d be happy to add…

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This penny stock is up 75% in the last 12 months. Is it a buy now?

14 September, 2021 | Guy Quelch

Online shopping has caused a boom in demand for logistics services, but can this penny stock continue to deliver on…

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A small-cap FTSE 250 company to buy now and hold forever

8 September, 2021 | Guy Quelch

Unearthing hidden gems that offer future growth is difficult in a bull market, but lurking in the FTSE 250, this…

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