Joe Clark, Author at The Motley Fool UK

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3 trending penny shares: hit, hold or fold?

23 March, 2021 | Joe Clark

If I had to buy, hold or sell penny shares SYME, 4D Pharma and Novacyt, what would I do? Fool…

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Why I’ve bought more Plug Power stock despite it crashing 50% in 2 months

19 March, 2021 | Joe Clark

Plug Power stock is down over 100% in two months, but Fool UK contributor Joe Clark is buying more in…

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Rolls-Royce earnings: here’s what will help me decide to buy more shares

10 March, 2021 | Joe Clark

Rolls-Royce is set to report its biggest annual loss in history on Thursday, but is Fool UK contributor Joe Clark…

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NIO stock is selling off – but I’m buying more!

10 March, 2021 | Joe Clark

NIO stock is down nearly 50% in two months, but Fool UK contributor Joe Clark is buying more in the…

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Hit, hold or fold? Unilever, GlaxoSmithKline, AstraZeneca shares

9 March, 2021 | Joe Clark

If I had to buy, sell or hold AstraZeneca, Unilever or GlaxoSmithKline shares, what would I do? Fool UK contributor…

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