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[ad_1] Next’s (LSE: NXT) share price is on a roll. Its Q3 trading update on 30 October was another in a string of powerful recent results, and the market responded in kind. The share price is now hovering near an…

[ad_1] The last five years have been pretty positive for the FTSE 100. Over this period, the UK’s main market index is up 54.9%, which is a compound annual return of 9.1% a year. However, this figure excludes cash dividends,…

[ad_1] The Stocks and Shares ISA is an incredible vehicle for our investments. It’s protected from capital gains and taxes on dividends. This means it can grow unimpeded by taxation and we can withdraw an income on it… without being…

[ad_1] Even though the FTSE 100 and S&P 500 have recently hit fresh record highs, it doesn’t mean there are no cheap shares left to buy. The beauty of the stock market is that there’s such a wide range of…

[ad_1] UK dividend shares are a very popular pick among Stocks and Shares ISA investors aiming for long-term income. Returns depend on the dividend yield we can achieve. But what actually is that? It’s the dividend per share divided by…

[ad_1] Chatter about an impending stock market crash has risen dramatically as many shares march higher. Both the S&P 500 and FTSE 100 are up 25%+ since April lows. The Nasdaq Composite has surged more than 50%! One thing adding…

[ad_1] Being a good investor involves taking opportunities to buy stocks when they present themselves. And that’s exactly what I’ve been doing with three UK shares.  I’m convinced that all three are good value at the moment, but I’m not…

[ad_1] Premium content from Motley Fool Share Advisor UK Investors following the Fire style are accepting higher risk with the goal of attaining higher returns over time. So this approach requires a higher risk tolerance, and the willingness to accept…

[ad_1] Marks and Spencer’s (LSE: MKS) share price remains 8% below its 22 April one-year high. To me, that suggests an additional 8% discount to the ‘fair value’ already evident back then. This is particularly true as the H1 results…