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Mr Bearbull explains why buying shares is a bit like buying second-hand cars

Mr Bearbull takes a deep breath and plans for better times, rather than attempting to guess what these crazy markets will do next

The despondency index suggests we are on the verge of a bull market. Not just yet, thinks Mr Bearbull

In a bear market, investors have to start thinking like traders, says Mr Bearbull

A tip is there to make you think. Making money comes later, says Mr Bearbull as he recounts an old dealing-room story

The future-past tense is the only one that investors need know, says Mr Bearbull

The whiff of corruption just won't leave BAE Systems, and that's why the shares won't figure in my portfolios, says Mr Bearbull

History will cling to Northern Rock like a curse, says Mr Bearbull, who remains puzzled as to why leading business figures are fighting over it

Mr Bearbull takes a deep breath and looks for bargains among London's rubble

Mr Bearbull does the maths on BHP Billiton's proposed takeover of Rio Tinto - and struggles to make the figures add up