
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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The best funds to buy as Vietnam evolves
Vietnam may get promoted to emerging-market status, drawing more foreign investors. Here, Rupert Hargreaves picks three of the best Vietnam-focused funds to buy
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Legal & General: a veteran FTSE stock with life in it yet
Legal & General has changed its focus to a cash-generative, asset-light business. Investors should take note, says Rupert Hargreaves
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Seraphim: The space-focused fund that's ready for lift-off
Seraphim Space Investment Trust has graduated from a speculative punt to a more mature growth-stage holding, says Rupert Hargreaves
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Venture Global: a promising way to play the energy crisis
LNG-producer Venture Global is set for a windfall from higher natural gas prices and looks like a promising play on the brewing energy crisis
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The best soft-drinks stocks to buy to give your portfolio some fizz
Soft-drinks firms excel at turning sugar and water into profit, says Rupert Hargreaves. Here are the sector's best stocks
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Do high-conviction funds work – and what are the risks?
Most high-conviction fund portfolios underperform diversified ones over the long term. Investors should be cautious when assuming a hot streak will continue
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Has the market misjudged Relx?
Relx shares fell on fears that AI was about to eat its lunch, but the firm remains well placed to thrive
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Default pension funds: what’s in your workplace pension?
Default pension funds will often not be the best option for young savers or experienced investors
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Profit from MSCI – the backbone of finance
As an index provider, MSCI is a key part of the global financial system. Its shares look cheap
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Saba Capital is doing wonders for shareholder democracy
Activist hedge fund Saba Capital isn’t popular, but it has ignited a new age of shareholder engagement, says Rupert Hargreaves
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Coface offers excess profit in an unloved sector
Coface is a world leader in trade-credit insurance with key competitive advantages in a niche market
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How to invest in the new breed of payment providers
Upstart payment providers are taking the world by storm. It’s time for investors to buy in, says Rupert Hargreaves
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The MoneyWeek investment trust portfolio – early 2026 update
The MoneyWeek investment trust portfolio had a solid year in 2025. Scottish Mortgage and Law Debenture were the star performers, with very different strategies
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Polar Capital: a cheap, leveraged play on technology
Polar Capital has carved out a niche in fund management and is reaping the benefits
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Profit from leisure sector as consumers go on spending spree
The UK leisure sector had a straitened few years but now have cash in the bank and are ready to splurge. The sector is best placed to profit
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A reckoning is coming for unnecessary investment trusts
Investment trusts that don’t use their structural advantages will find it increasingly hard to survive, says Rupert Hargreaves
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Restore: Profits in document shredding
Restore operates in a niche, but essential market. The business has exciting potential over the coming years, says Rupert Hargreaves
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How to harness the power of dividends
Dividends went out of style in the pandemic. It’s great to see them back, says Rupert Hargreaves
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Tetragon Financial: An investment trust with stellar returns
Tetragon Financial has performed very well, but it won't appeal to most investors – there are clear reasons for the huge discount, says Rupert Hargreaves
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Workspace: Profit from a return to the office
Workspace is an unloved play on the real estate investment trust sector as demand for flexible office space rises
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Renewable energy trusts: is there any hope for the sector?
The outlook for renewable energy trusts has gone from bad to worse this year, with the industry being caught in a 'perfect storm'
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Profit from other investors’ trades with CME Group
CME Group is one of the world’s largest exchanges, which gives it a significant competitive advantage
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STS Global Income & Growth: Buying quality at a discount
Investors should consider STS Global Income & Growth to diversify away from mega-cap tech
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How to invest in private equity
New forms of private equity funds give access to ordinary investors of more modest means. Should they rush in?
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