With the financial markets dropping more than 10% between July and August, it was appropriate that Wally Weitz, who embodies calmness and discipline, lecture my

It was good to have summer over and see Texas Lutheran University’s campus filled with lots of bright, inquisitive kids. No sooner had class started

As the familiar rumble of the turbo-diesel burbled in front of the office, I knew Eddie was stopping by for his regular visit. Eddie, known

As I sat in my office Saturday evening a headline from CNBC said “Chaos on Wall St.” while another screamed “Markets in Turmoil; Special Coverage

As Vernon opened the door there was a sternness on his face. It was not a social visit, it was all business. The Chinese had

As the week wound to a close, the phone rang. It was Chris, one of my former Texas Lutheran University students, who graduated three years

The business headlines from around the world have been tough, if not brutal. The Greek financial system continues to burn with little progress towards a

It has been a popular watercooler topic in the financial industry; what do you think will happen to Greece? What will that mean for us?

If you’ve watched the CNBC TV Show “Secret Lives of the Super Rich” one is left with the impression if you are rich you have

As the lightning bolt flashed across the sky, 12-year-old Henry heard the flash flood warning blare on his cell phone. He immediately got up and

Ricky, a former student of mine, landed his first job and wanted to start investing. He had read a bit about index funds but had

The trek to Omaha for the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting did not disappoint. Warren Buffett, and partner Charlie Munger, celebrated 50 years managing one of