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Axing the tax deductibility of interest payments would be a useful step while repairing capitalism, says Mr Bearbull

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull thinks that the three most important words in the financial markets may be, 'I don't know'

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull dusts down an executive pay plan whose time may have arrived

COMMENT: The current obsession with macroeconomic indicators reminds Mr Bearbull of times gone by - and highlights an opportunity to go short on the over-valued euro

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull explains how to cope in an investment world without greater fools

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull reminds us of the real point of an investment portfolio

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull takes a deep breath and buys some equities for their income

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull applauds the end of the ban on short selling shares in financial companies, but worries that the Revenue & Customs may get its teeth into equity Isas

Mr Bearbull muses on the prospects for a bounce in early 2009, and on the longer-term attractions of shares compared to other asset classes

COLUMNIST: Mr Bearbull is reminded that there is a time to every purpose under Heaven - and the right questions to ask