We use cookies to improve site performance and enhance your user experience. If you'd like to disable
cookies on this device, please see our
cookie management page.
If you close this message or continue to use this site, you consent
to our use of cookies on this devise in accordance with our
cookie policy, unless you disable
them.
When computers are as familiar as cash registers, IBM will sell at a much less romantic value - you wait and see. That sentence was written back in 1961 by a US money manager, Walter Gutman, and proved to be both prescient and generic.
subscriber-only content
visible-status-Subscription-Only story-url-Features_Bearbull_25042012.xml
By Mr Bearbull,
26 April 2012
The latest 'Mr Bearbull' started writing the column in 1998, but began his City career in the 1970s. He has worked as an analyst and a fund manager as well as a journalist - which might explain the market-beating performance of his income portfolio.
Comment on the ups and downs of property investments, with a particular focus on the perennially popular world of buy to let
