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COLUMNIST: A country classic tells us something about UK housebuilders' shares, says Mr Bearbull

COLUMNIST: Dividends are the poor relation of company accounting, bemoans Mr Bearbull

COMMENT: You only need to know if a company has a real competitive advantage, says Mr Bearbull

COMMENT: The stock market generates some odd valuations in the climate-change industry, says Mr Bearbull

COMMENT: Mr Bearbull sees bargains of a special sort among shares in housebuilders

COMMENT: By definition, we can't spot really bad things coming, says Mr Bearbull. In previous crashes it was a confluence of events that sparked the carnage. This time, there is no such confluence - at least, not yet.

COMMENT: Fallen share prices can always fall further, says Mr Bearbull. So don't take too much notice of all those buy-for-recovery notes that stockbroking analysts are pushing out

COMMENT: Mr Bearbull has ideological reservations about the purpose of Marks & Spencer's proposed plastic bag charge

Here's Mr Bearbull's guide for getting through the company results season

Mr Bearbull wonders if the glorious follies of the credit crunch are making way for sensible solutions