Navigating Wedding Landmines When I was in college, I met a cute girl who made me laugh. She was incredibly smart and often obnoxious. And

The Dynamic Strategies Of Warren Buffett Recently, I ran into a former colleague. Michael asked me if I still followed Warren Buffett, adding that it

An April Fools Investor’s Guide Although January was off to a decent start, the remainder of the first quarter felt like a bad April Fool’s

Psychology & The Cost of “Free” Trading During class a few of my students discussed their portfolios. With the market volatility, there were many opinions

Balancing Risk & Return Joseph called wanting a second opinion. He and his wife, Kimberly, had been arguing over money and realized they might benefit

Password123! Many people reuse the same username and password across e-mail, banking, shopping, and social media because it’s convenient. Scammers count on it. As such,

Assessing The Crypto Crash After class last week, one of my students wanted to discuss cryptocurrency. Michael led by stating that Bitcoin is down 50%

America’s Pastime Baseball and the stock market are quintessentially American. Both reward patience, punish impulsiveness, and demand a long-term perspective. They are lifelong passions of

Learning From Buffett’s Mistakes With Warren Buffett stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway after sixty years, there have been numerous articles discussing his legendary

The Geopolitics of Venezuela As Carol and I watched a football game, she said, “What do you think about the Venezuelan situation?” It’s a question

Gratitude & Attitude In the New Year I called Bill, one of my oldest friends, to wish him Happy New Year. Almost inevitably, when I

Do Not Try to Be George Steinbrenner George Steinbrenner died in 2010 during a rare one-year lapse in the federal estate tax. Because of that