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Last updated 10-05-2021, 04:30:00pm BSTRelated Articles
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Dixons Carphone shares: here’s what I’m doing
The Dixons Carphone share price has been rising. The stock is cheap but should I buy now or wait? Read More »
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2 top UK shares I might buy for the new bull market
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Why I’m backing this FTSE 250 stock to continue its recovery post-Covid
FTSE 250 constituent Dixons Carphone’s shares have dialled higher in the pandemic. Here’s why I think they remain a buying opportunity. Read More »
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UK shares to buy now: 3 dirt-cheap stocks
These three dirt-cheap stocks could be some of the best UK shares to buy now to capitalise on the recovery in the next few... Read More »
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P/E ratios of 10 and below! Are these cheap UK shares great buys for the economic recovery?
These two UK shares trade on bargain-basement earnings multiples. But are they really too good to miss at recent prices? Royston Wild takes a... Read More »
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Up more than 10%! Is this a UK share to buy based on today’s impressive trading figures?
Sometimes, robust trading can signal a change in the underlying business that could drive a stock higher over time. Is this a UK share... Read More »
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Got £2k to invest? I’d buy these 2 bargain UK shares
These two UK shares have been hit by competition from online rivals and this year is locked down, but are now mounting their own... Read More »
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3 cheap UK shares I’d buy today to get rich and retire early
These three cheap UK shares all have competitive advantages that could help them outperform in the years ahead as the UK economy recovers. Read More »
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ISA investors! Are these stocks brilliant buys or terrible traps for the global recession?
Looking for a safe harbour during choppy weather? Royston Wild talks up some great stocks to buy as a global recession approaches. Read More »
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These FTSE 250 dividend stocks have 5.7%-plus yields! Should you buy them for your ISA?
Looking to load up big dividend shares? Royston Wild talks about two that might whet your appetite. Read More »