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COLUMNIST: Share prices are close to levels where they are obviously cheap, says Mr Bearbull

COLUMNIST: Sir John Templeton, one of the greatest asset managers and stock pickers of the century, is dead. Long live his investment methods, says a humbled Mr Bearbull

Mr Bearbull ignores a warning signal - and pays the price

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull explains what makes some companies special, while so many are condemned to the investing equivalent of churning out toasters

BEARBULL: Sometimes, our preoccupation with big winners leads us to ignore smaller, but less risky, investment opportunities. Our columnist identifies two such potential situations

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull suggests the valuation yardstick to check when stock markets are despondent

BEARBULL: The oil price is clearly following Bearbull's law of bubbles

BEARBULL: Our leading columnist mulls the virtues of three companies that cater for the inevitability of decrepitude and death

Mr Bearbull wonders how to make money from the inevitability of old age - and finds two shares that might fit the bill

COLUMNIST: Spring is in the air, and it may be getting to Bearbull