Growth seems to be picking up. We are somewhat more optimistic on European shares.

The biggest part of the profit cycle now lies behind us. The sort of profit growth we have seen over the last few years will be hard to match. In this environment shares are trading at fair value and are certainly not undervalued.

The fundamentals for European shares are good. A strong economy, good earnings and positive outlooks all combine to make them attractive.

Children who cling to parents or who don't want to leave home are stunted in their emotional, psychological growth.

The best way for you to grow is to sack yourself.

If you ask Dr. Howard, he can probably diagnose almost all of our injuries and give you a timetable when they're all going to get back. Unfortunately, I haven't seen many of his predictions come true yet.