Jean-Philippe Serbera, Author at The Motley Fool UK

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Neil Woodford’s troubled fund: what I’d do with Hargreaves Lansdown shares now

18 June, 2019 | Jean-Philippe Serbera

Hargreaves Lansdown’s share price fell 22% over last month due to its support for Neil Woodford’s fund, but is it…

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Why I’d buy BP shares after tanker attacks push oil prices up

14 June, 2019 | Jean-Philippe Serbera

The alleged attack on two tankers yesterday raised crude oil prices - BP might in a good position to benefit...

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Why I think buying British American Tobacco shares now might be a lucky strike!

14 June, 2019 | Jean-Philippe Serbera

The recent decline in the company's share price follows the disappointing sales forecast announced on Wednesday.

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With Neil Woodford’s future uncertain, is this a good time to buy shares of Woodford Patient Capital Trust?

13 June, 2019 | Jean-Philippe Serbera

Would the departure of Woodford be a signal to buy? Studies show that the leaving of poor managers leads to…

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