LONDON -- Shopping for shares isn't easy; there's so much to buy! How's a Fool to choose? Here are five stocks I've added to my shopping basket in recent weeks, but should I take any of them to the checkout?
A very naughty bank
When I asked the question should I buy RBS?, I concluded that investors would be buying a "swamp of uncertainty and mountain of problems," and should only press on if they planned to hold for a long, long time. Shortly after, we learned that Royal Bank of Scotland
The good ship HL
If RBS is a bad financial services company, Hargreaves Lansdown
In a fix
Retail giant Kingfisher
4G or not 4G?
When I asked should I buy Vodafone?, several Fools posted their concerns about the impact of buying 4G bandwidth next year on future earnings and dividends, remembering how Vodafone
How long can a good thing last?
As I discovered when I asked should I buy Aviva?, you can't get away from that whopping 8% yield. Regular Fool LastChip posted the pertinent question: "How long do you think Aviva
Five into one does go
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