Edward Sheldon

2 weeks ago | fool.co.uk | Edward Sheldon

Nick Train is a well-known UK fund manager with an excellent long-term performance track record. In the past, he’s actually been called ‘Britain’s Warren Buffett’. Recently, Train and his team added a popular large-cap S&P 500 stock to their Lindsell Train Global Equity fund. Here’s a look at the trade and my take on the investment. The S&P 500 stock they bought for their global equity fund was Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG). It’s the owner of Google, YouTube, and Waymo (self-driving taxis).

2 weeks ago | fool.co.uk | Edward Sheldon

Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) stock has experienced an explosive move higher in recent weeks. Since 21 April, it has surged nearly 50%. At today’s share price of $330, the stock looks dangerously overvalued, in my view. Here’s a look at why investors need to be careful with this growth stock right now. There are two main reasons Tesla’s share price has soared recently. One is that CEO Elon Musk has said that he will be focusing on the company more going forward.

2 weeks ago | rawnews.com | Andrew J. Mackie |Roland Head |Ben McPoland |Edward Sheldon

A longer time horizon for building wealth allows more time for companies to work on your behalf as a shareholder. Here are a number of stocks that our free-site writers have bought and held for at least the past half-decade!What it does: Barclays offers both traditional private banking services as well as catering for international, institutional corporate clients. By Andrew Mackie. I bought my first tranche of Barclays (LSE: BARC) in early 2020, during the Covid crash.

2 weeks ago | fool.co.uk | Edward Sheldon

Back in January, I made two predictions. The first was that artificial intelligence (AI) stocks would outperform again in 2025 and the second was that Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) would hit $200 this year. Now, I still believe AI stocks will do well this year, assuming markets don’t tank between now and its end. But is $200 still on the cards for Nvidia? Let’s discuss. Looking at the chip stock today, I still believe that $200’s possible this year.

2 weeks ago | fool.co.uk | Edward Sheldon

Over the last 60 years, Warren Buffett has generated a return of about 20% per year from the stock market. This has led to an extraordinary level of wealth for both him and his long-term investors. What’s interesting is that Buffett’s strategy really isn’t that complicated (it’s actually very simple). So UK investors could potentially clone it and aim for an enormous ISA. The secret to Buffett’s success really comes down to one key concept – compounding.