
Rupert Hargreaves
Rupert is the former deputy digital editor of MoneyWeek. He's an active investor and has always been fascinated by the world of business and investing. His style has been heavily influenced by US investors Warren Buffett and Philip Carret. He is always looking for high-quality growth opportunities trading at a reasonable price, preferring cash generative businesses with strong balance sheets over blue-sky growth stocks.
Rupert has written for many UK and international publications including the Motley Fool, Gurufocus and ValueWalk, aimed at a range of readers; from the first timers to experienced high-net-worth individuals. Rupert has also founded and managed several businesses, including the New York-based hedge fund newsletter, Hidden Value Stocks. He has written over 20 ebooks and appeared as an expert commentator on the BBC World Service.
Latest articles by Rupert Hargreaves
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M&S is back in fashion: but how long can this success last?
M&S has exceeded expectations in the past few years, but can it keep up the momentum?
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Why Laurent-Perrier could be a good buy
The market is overlooking Laurent-Perrier’s status as a top Champagne producer.
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MoneyWeek Interviews: Marcus Phayre-Mudge on the outlook for the global real estate market
Marcus Phayre-Mudge talks to MoneyWeek about the outlook for the global real estate market and why property values are under pressure.
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6 funds to buy as the gold price hits a six-month high
Tips The gold price in sterling is trading near an all-time high. We look at six ways to invest in the yellow metal ahead of further gains.
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Calilo – sustainable luxury on a Greek island: MoneyWeek Travel
MoneyWeek Travel Rupert Hargreaves visits Calilo, a resort on the Greek island of Ios, where sustainability and luxury live in harmony
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The Bank of England can’t afford to hike interest rates again
With inflation falling, the cost of borrowing rising and the economy heading into an election year, the Bank of England can’t afford to increase interest rates again.
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Nationwide: House prices jump amid constrained supply
Nationwide’s latest data on house prices shows buyers are still willing to pay up for homes due to a lack of supply in the market.
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We need a coherent and affordable plan for the transition to Net Zero
Energy analyst Clive Moffatt gives his views on the energy market and how to transition to Net Zero
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MoneyWeek Interviews: Alex O'Cinneide of the Gore Street Energy Storage Fund
Alex O'Cinneide of the Gore Street Energy Storage Fund talks to Rupert Hargreaves.
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Hidden gems in an unglamorous, unloved and undervalued sector
A professional investor tells us where he’d put his money. This week: Ed Wielechowski of Odyssean Investment Trust highlights three ideas
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The case for dividend growth stocks
Many investors focus on yield alone when looking for income, that’s a mistake says Rupert Hargreaves. It’s the potential for dividend growth that really matters.
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Why savers need to act quickly to snap up NS&I’s market-leading 6.2% interest rate
NS&I launched a market-leading one-year fixed savings account in August, but it could be pulled at any moment so savers need to act now.
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Government policy will keep energy bills high
Energy bills are being driven higher by poor government planning says Clive Moffatt, energy analyst and founder and chairman of the UK Energy Security Group.
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Is the state pension triple lock doomed to fail?
Opinion The state pension triple lock guarantees an increase in the state pension every year, but this assumes government income grows every year as well, which it doesn't. This is leading to problems.
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MoneyWeek Interviews: Ed Wielechowski portfolio manager of the Odyssean Investment Trust
Ed Wielechowski portfolio manager of the Odyssean Investment Trust talks to Rupert Hargreaves.
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Investors turn to gold to beat inflation
Demand for gold is rising among investors as traditional assets struggle to keep pace with inflation says the Royal Mint.
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Drive away with dividends from this insurer
This dividend champion is benefitting from multiple tailwinds that could boost its bottom line and shareholders' returns in the years ahead.
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Savers will benefit from Plum’s 4.94% money market account
Savers will benefit from Plum's 4.94% product that relies on money market funds that closely track the Bank of England’s base rate. We explain why this could be good news for savers.
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UK inflation slumps to 6.7% in August
The latest data shows inflation slowed faster than expected in August, a welcome relief for consumers and the Bank of England
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MoneyWeek Interviews: Sue Noffke, head of UK equities at Schroders
Sue Noffke, head of UK equities at Schroders talks to Rupert Hargreaves about the current situation in the UK equity market, why investors need to think about growth as well as income and discusses some of her favourite investment ideas.
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Cruising the Baltic Sea
Rupert Hargreaves explores northern Europe from the Regent Seven Seas Splendor
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The Art of Saying No
Even the greatest investors and business managers come a cropper when they try to do too much. It’s best to keep it simple and say no.
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An undervalued REIT to invest in for the long term
This real-estate investment trust specialising in logistics assets is an attractive income play.
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This property fund should thrive even amid high inflation and wobbly growth
Tips The UK property market looks increasingly shaky. But one sector stands out as a safe haven – life sciences property.
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