Noah Riley, Author at The Motley Fool UK

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New to investing? I’d buy this FTSE 100 share to kickstart my portfolio

7 January, 2021 | Noah Riley

This FTSE 100 share is suitable for any new investor as I believe it offers strong turnaround potential, says Fool…

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2 FTSE 250 stocks I’d buy today for growth and value

18 December, 2020 | Noah Riley

These two FTSE 250 stocks have the potential to deliver substantial growth and also represent great value, says Fool Noah…

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This growth share is up over 140% this year! Here’s what I’d do now

16 November, 2020 | Noah Riley

This growth share has been on a huge run-up this year standing up around 145% year-to-date. This Fool discusses what…

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2 cheap shares I’d buy following Pfizer’s vaccine breakthrough

11 November, 2020 | Noah Riley

I believe these two cheap shares are well positioned following the Pfizer vaccine news and still have plenty of room…

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Concerned about market turbulence? I’d buy this FTSE 250 share

5 November, 2020 | Noah Riley

This UK FTSE 250 share benefits when markets are turbulent and this makes it an essential hedge for any portfolio,…

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