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Try it and see

The theory of evolution also works for investment, says Mr Bearbull

Mixed-up emotions

When the City gets its emotions in a spin, there is money to be made, says Mr Bearbull

The vision thing

Visionary companies can provide great returns. But how do you spot them, asks Mr Bearbull

Money and supermoney

Mr Bearbull demonstrates just how badly private equity needs the stock markets

Where the big boys play

Mr Bearbull outlines an exciting, though perhaps not sensible, way of playing the market

When the tide ebbs

Mr Bearbull reminds himself why it's worth putting a value on a company's shares

Managing decline

For some company bosses, managing decline is a way of life, says Mr Bearbull

Simple, not simplistic

Simple valuation tools are useful if you know their limitations, says Mr Bearbull

Transferable skills

Investors can learn much from the management skills of football's top bosses, says Mr Bearbull

The time factor

Certainly Keynes believed that there was no positive correlation between the time spent running a lump of capital and the returns thereon. In other words, there was no guarantee that devoting extra time to the task would bring superior returns