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Don’t fret about a double-dip recession. If you’re patient enough, shares in housebuilders should still be rewarding

COLUMNIST: Just because you want something does not mean you need it, as National Grid's rights issue shows

COLUMNIST: The new government does not understand the difference between who pays a tax and who bears the cost. If it did, it'd leave capital gains tax alone.

COLUMNIST: The bail-out of Greece sends the message that government will always rescue the inept

COMMENT: Sometimes action is needed - Mr Bearbull adds three holdings to his speculative fund

COLUMNIST: How do you want your markets – symmetrical or asymmetrical? Both have merits, says Mr Bearbull

COLUMNIST: The only way to find great growth stocks is to be obsessed. But how much fun is that? asks Mr Bearbull

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull goes in search of dividend yield and - despite record low interest rates - is pleasantly surprised

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull reprises a vital concept in investment that is far too fuddy-duddy for City analysts – more fool them

COLUMNIST: A report into the failure of Lehman Brothers makes compulsive reading, but does not reveal a pretty sight