Peter Stephens
Having held various senior management positions in the manufacturing sector, Peter founded his own manufacturing company in 1996. This was subsequently sold in 2007. Meanwhile, his passion for investing (which began during the privatisations of the 1980s) remains strong and he couples this with writing for The Motley Fool as a Contractor. His investment style is value-oriented; focusing on company fundamentals, as well as assessing the strength and presence of a competitive advantage. While above-average growth prospects remain very attractive, a greater focus on dividends has crept in since Peter became a part-time retiree in 2007.
Why BT is a FTSE 100 dividend share I’d buy today
BT Group plc (LON: BT.A) could offer sound total returns when compared to the FTSE 100. More »
If this happens, I think the Lloyds share price could soar to 100p
Lloyds Banking Group plc (LON: LLOY) could have a stronger outlook than investors are currently pricing in. More »
Forget a cash ISA! I’d rather pick up 6%+ from FTSE 100 dividend share Marks and Spencer
Marks and Spencer Group plc (LON: MKS) could deliver a higher total return than the FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX) or a cash ISA. More »
Why Rolls-Royce Holding is a FTSE 100 growth stock I’d buy today
Rolls-Royce Holding plc (LON: RR) could outperform the FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX). More »
1 reason why I’d buy the FTSE 100 after the recent stock market crash
The FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE:UKX) could offer an appealing risk/return opportunity. More »
If this happens, I think Bitcoin could crash to under $1,000
The future for Bitcoin appears to be relatively challenging. More »
Why bother with buy-to-let when you could get a 4%+ yield from the FTSE 100?
The FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX) could beat buy-to-let when it comes to income potential. More »
The FTSE 100 is being hammered. Here’s why I think it’s a buying opportunity
The FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX) could offer long-term growth potential, especially in these tough times. More »
Forget a Cash ISA! Why I think a Lifetime ISA is a better way to build retirement savings
A Lifetime ISA could offer stronger prospects over the long run than a Cash ISA. More »
Is a SIPP the best way to boost your retirement income as the State Pension rises?
Could a SIPP help to alleviate the challenges posed by changes to the State Pension? More »
Is the Next share price a bargain or should I buy this FTSE 100 recovery stock?
Could Next plc (LON: NXT) outperform a FTSE 100 index peer? More »
Is the Tesco share price a bargain or should I buy this dividend growth stock?
Could Tesco plc (LON: TSCO) deliver stronger investment returns than a smaller dividend growth share? More »
Have £1k to invest? Why I think FTSE 100-member Aviva could soar after its share price fall
Aviva plc (LON: AV) could outperform the FTSE 100 (INDEXFTSE: UKX) after a challenging period. More »
Could Standard Life Aberdeen boost your retirement income as the State Pension age rises?
Standard Life Aberdeen plc (LON: SLA) could deliver improving income returns to offset a challenging outlook for the State Pension. More »
Could AstraZeneca boost your retirement income as the State Pension age rises?
Could AstraZeneca plc’s (LON: AZN) dividend prospects help to offset the challenges posed by the State Pension? More »
Is the Persimmon share price a bargain or should I buy this FTSE 250 turnaround stock?
Could this FTSE 250 (INDEXFTSE: MCX) share offer better recovery potential than Persimmon plc (LON: PSN)? More »
Will the GKP share price ever recover to 300p?
Does Gulf Keystone Petroleum plc (LON: GKP) offer turnaround potential after a challenging period? More »
Thinking of buying FTSE 250-member Sports Direct after share price slump? Read this now
Sports Direct International plc (LON: SPD) could deliver a successful turnaround alongside the FTSE 250 (INDEXFTSE: UKX). More »
Forget buy-to-let, I’d buy shares in these property companies instead
These two shares could outperform buy-to-let in the long run. More »
Why bother with buy-to-let when you could own these 2 high-yielding property shares?
These two property stocks appear to offer stronger return potential than buy-to-let. More »
