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.
3 reasons why I’d buy dirt-cheap dividend stocks right now
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Another stock market crash may be ahead. I’d take these 3 steps to get rich from it
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How I’d invest in this stock market crash to make a passive income
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Forget gold! I’d buy dirt-cheap stocks today to make a million
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3 reasons why it’s not too late to make a million after the 2020 stock market crash
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How I’d invest after the worst stock market crash in 10 years
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The 3 reasons why I’d build a dividend share portfolio right now
Today's lack of attractive opportunities, low valuations and long-term growth potential could be the reasons to build a dividend portfolio. More »
Stock market crash round 2: why more buying opportunities could be ahead
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Every share market crash offers bargain shares. I’d grab cheap dividend shares today
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The 2020 share market crash could help you to get rich and retire early
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Why the market crash could boost your chances of making a million
The market crash may allow investors to buy undervalued stocks ahead of a recovery, and could strengthen dominant businesses in a variety of industries. More »
Stock market crash: I’d buy cheap shares today to get rich and retire early
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Why I’d buy cheap stocks in this coronavirus-induced market
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This could be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to buy bargain shares
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