John Wallace, Author at The Motley Fool UK

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How I’d invest £1k in a Stocks & Shares ISA after the FTSE 100’s fall

11 March, 2020 | John Wallace

John Wallace discusses a top growth stock that could flourish after the FTSE 100's fall.

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Forget the Lloyds share price! I’d buy this FTSE 100 stock for my ISA

10 March, 2020 | John Wallace

John Wallace argues why you should avoid the Lloyds share price if you’re looking to profit on FTSE 100 shares.

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Why I’m buying more shares of FTSE 100 stock Tesco in the market crash

2 March, 2020 | John Wallace

John Wallace explains why he's taking advantage of the market's recent decline to add to his position in this FTSE…

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2 stocks with high growth prospects I think can profit from HS2

26 February, 2020 | John Wallace

John Wallace highlights two UK-listed stocks he thinks can profit the most from Britain’s HS2 project.

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Two FTSE 350 stocks with matchless performance that I would buy today

24 February, 2020 | John Wallace

John Wallace highlights two UK-listed stocks he believes are 'best in class' in their sectors.

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