Mr Bearbull

We test to see if PEG factors work as well as theory suggests they might

Valuing the corporate undead can be profitable, especially for investors with the right tools

Value stocks are out of favour, but not necessarily good value; Topps Tiles might be an exception

Fitting PEG factors into formal finance theory is like trying on Cinderella’s slipper. Bearbull plays an ugly sister

Ignore the hot air. Taxation is the only reason why UK shareholders should reject Unilever’s plan for a Dutch holding company

Working ‘Brexit-free’ income into equity portfolios means investors have to grapple with overseas tax on their dividends – oh Lord!

Companies get better by improving their productivity and that seems to drive their share prices, too

US high-yield stocks are a rarity but maybe their quality compensates for the lack of quantity

Splitting the major utilities supplier SSE into two is an underwhelming prospect

As farce morphs towards tragedy, investors must get more ‘Brexit-free’ earnings into their portfolios