Rob Weigand is Professor of Finance and holder of the Brenneman Professorship in Business Strategy at Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas. He teaches financial analysis and portfolio management in the WU School of Business. His research interests include time-changing risk and expected return, dividend policy, and how changes in the market P/E ratio affect long-term investment opportunities.
Professor Weigand in the media (videos open in Windows Media Player -- they may take a while to begin streaming):
Wal-Mart: Buy and Hold Long Term and Write Covered Calls
Proctor & Gamble: Good for Buy and Hold Investors
Equities’ Heartbreaking Performance Nothing New
Stock Return Dispersion and the VIX Forecast Alpha Dispersion
Why Economic Dogma Threatens Our Future Prosperity
Fundamental Analysis of Jacob Engineering: A Strong Infrastructure Play
Why It’s Too Early to Pull Back on the Stimulus Programs
Bill Ackman’s “Claim to Virtue” Target Strategy
Astrazeneca: Best Dividend in Big Pharma
Stimulus Bill Winners and Losers
Banking Crisis: Causes and Possible Solutions
KTKA-TV Jan-09: Should Consumers Save or Spend?
The Wall Street Journal: Price Cuts Spur Home Sales
McDonald’s (MCD) Is Looking a Little Overvalued
Things That Should Happen in 2009 But Won’t
S&P500 and Nikkei 225: A Similar Tale of Burst Bubbles
Topeka Capital Journal: WU Students Deal With Volatile Markets
Topeka Capital Journal: Where Are Gas Prices Headed?
GM Needs a Buyout, Not a Bailout
Topeka Capital Journal: Applied Portfolio Management Stock Picks
Q&A on the financial crisis and recession
Topeka Capital Journal: On the financial crisis and recession
Dow Jones MarketWatch: On extending investment portfolios in retirement
KTKA-TV Oct-08: On the availability of student loans
KTKA-TV Sep-08: On the financial crisis