David Stevenson

(Associate Editor)

Biography

David Stevenson joined MoneyWeek as Associate Editor in May 2008. Having started a career in the City with Morgan Grenfell Investment Management, David joined Oppenheimer in 1983, starting as a UK fund manager before taking over the European unit trust in 1986. He has subsequently managed European equity portfolios for Hill Samuel, Cigna and IAI International, a US-based Lloyds TSB subsidiary, and has worked as an analyst for stockbroker BNP Securities. After a brief period running his own business, David then returned to the financial world in 2007 as investment writer for the Motley Fool. David joined MoneyWeek in May 2008 as Associate Editor.

Articles written by David Stevenson

Will the government bond market blow up? (20 November 09)
A spectacular place to invest (13 November 09)
There's plenty more pain to come for British banks (11 November 09)
Everyone wants to be a contrarian – but how do you do it? (09 November 09)
Protect your wealth from the Bank's money printing madness (06 November 09)
Taxpayer-owned banks still look a bad bet (02 November 09)
Is real estate perking up? (30 October 09)–Subscriber only
The US recession isn't over (30 October 09)
Why the stock market's ready to tumble (29 October 09)
Profit from the world's most important commodity (26 October 09)
When the City launches Middle East funds, you need to watch out (23 October 09)
Why British government debt is a toxic investment (20 October 09)
Here's where to find the cheapest stocks on the market (16 October 09)
Profit from the growing trend in snooping (16 October 09)
Snap up drug stocks while they're still cheap (12 October 09)
Why King Coal is set to take back its throne (09 October 09)
How to protect your wealth from the dividend crunch (09 October 09)
How to profit from a rebound in the dollar (05 October 09)
It's time to invest in Canada (02 October 09)
Why you should buy shares in Sainsbury’s (02 October 09)

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