We have the same problem as everyone else: It's very hard to predict the future.

Once you get into debt, it’s hell to get out. Don’t let credit card debt carry over. You can’t get ahead paying eighteen percent.

We have never had the will to enforce the immigration laws. What you see is what you'll continue to get.

Is there such thing as a cheerful pessimist? That's what I am.

How do you compete against a true fanatic? You can only try to build the best possible moat and continuously attempt to widen it.

Avoid working directly under somebody you don't admire and don't want to be like.

It is an unfortunate fact that great and foolish excess can come into prices of common stocks in the aggregate. They are valued partly like bonds, based on roughly rational projections of use value in producing future cash. But they are also valued partly like Rembrandt paintings, purchased mostly because their prices have gone up, so far.