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Taxing an illusion

It's not fair that illusory investment gains should be subject to taxation, says Mr Bearbull

Don't fuss or holler

Don’t holler if your investment performance fails to beat the market, says Mr Bearbull

Planning illusion

Business plans are as much about spin as substance, says Mr Bearbull

Theoretical struggle

The crisis triggered by Northern Rock is a struggle between financial theory and game theory - and game theory is winning, says Mr Bearbull

Broken Rock...

It still looks all over for Northern Rock's shareholders, says Mr Bearbull

On the bounce

The volatility of a share price helps us to be patient in the search for good investments, says Mr Bearbull as he unearths some more possible candidates for his portfolios - and sells one constituent for a 50 per cent gain

Belief and disbelief

Take away belief and you are left with problems, says Mr Bearbull

After the binge

Amid the market mayhem, Mr Bearbull sees opportunities: What remains unclear is whether the markets can calm down without the fearsome discipline of a full-scale banking crisis.

Out of credit

Mr Bearbull explains why problems with credit derivatives are hitting value shares

Crazy and lazy

In investment, being lazy adds up to being crazy, confesses Mr Bearbull