Peter Stephens
Having held various senior management positions in the manufacturing sector, Peter founded his own manufacturing company in 1996 that was subsequently sold in 2007. Meanwhile, his passion for investing remains strong and he couples this with writing for The Motley Fool as a freelancer. 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.
How I’d aim to find stocks that are under-the-radar pandemic bargains
Searching for high-quality companies in unpopular sectors could lead the way to under-the-radar pandemic bargains, in my opinion. More »
Do the highest yielding dividend shares offer the best passive incomes?
Checking the affordability and growth opportunities of passive incomes provided by the highest yielding dividend shares could be a good idea. More »
3 steps I’d take to find top dividend shares to buy in March and beyond
Searching for dividend shares with solid track records of shareholder payouts, defensive appeal and sound growth strategies could be a shrewd move. More »
How I’d aim to find top shares to buy in March 2021
Comparing companies with their peers and considering how they might change in future could allow an investor to find the top shares to buy... More »
Why I’d buy dividend shares now to capitalise on the stock market recovery
Dividend shares could offer high total returns in the stock market recovery. As such, they could be worth buying now and holding for the... More »
Why I’d follow Warren Buffett and hold cash after the 2020 stock market crash
Using Warren Buffett’s strategy of holding cash could be a means of capitalising on short-term falls in the stock market, in my opinion. More »
Why today’s cheap shares could double my money during the new bull market
Buying cheap shares in high-quality companies now could produce high returns in the long run as the new bull market leads stock indices higher. More »
Why I’d buy dividend shares in 2021 for growth and passive income
Dividend shares can offer strong capital growth in 2021, and a worthwhile passive income, due to a lack of opportunities available elsewhere. More »
How I’d start earning passive income to replace my wages
Buying dividend shares with growth potential over the long run could be a sound means of obtaining a passive income that fully replaces a... More »
Why I’d listen to Warren Buffett and prepare for a 2021 market crash
Following Warren Buffett’s strategy in preparing for unpredictable market events could be a sound long-term move, in my opinion. More »
Why I’d grab today’s cheap shares before it’s too late!
Today’s cheap shares could experience a long-term recovery. I’d buy them now before their valuations potentially rise. More »
Stock market recovery: Why I’d still buy shares today to make a million
A plan to buy shares when they trade at cheap prices could make it easier to make a million in a long-term stock market... More »
Why I’d invest $20k in dividend shares now to make a passive income
Investing money in dividend shares could be a better means of making a passive income compared to other income-producing assets. More »
Why I think Warren Buffett is right to think a market crash is always coming
Following Warren Buffett’s lead in planning for the next market crash could be a profitable long-term move, in my opinion. More »