Serious investment thinking that doesn’t take itself too seriously.
The UK remains attractive for dividend investors and the average yield across the top 40 UK dividend stocks is a healthy 4.6%.
Weak results have knocked 35% off Diageo’s share price, leaving its shares far more attractive valued. But is it attractive enough?
If you aren’t familiar with Close Brothers, it’s a FTSE 250 bank that was founded in 1878. It had (until recently) a long track record of progressive dividend growth and I added...
After a 13-year experiment with near-zero interest rates, this key driver of house prices has at last returned to historically normal levels and, with a bit of luck, this could...
Burberry’s share price has fallen more than 50% over the last year, so why have I decided to invest now?
Progressive dividend stocks often sell branded consumer goods, but sometimes they’re found in the most unlikely places and Bodycote is a good example of that.