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Gordon Gottsegen

Gordon Gottsegen

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Retail Investing Reporter, MarketWatch

New York

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Mortgages , Savings Accounts, Deposits , Cash, CDs, Money Market Accounts , Banking

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Total articles 2164

  • Are you investing or gambling? Here's how to tell - plus advice on how to find the right balance.

    By Gordon Gottsegen| Morningstar@ By Gordon Gottsegen It can be hard for investors to know where to draw the line between what feels like investing - and gambling. Here's help. Savvas Avramidis is worried about the price of eggs, but not because their increasing cost will make his grocery haul unaffordable. The 35-year-old from Chicago has made a bet on the Kalshi prediction market that the price of eggs will go down.

    By Gordon Gottsegen · Morningstar

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • Individual investors made a record $4.7 billion in stock purchases Thursday as new tariffs pummeled markets

    By Gordon Gottsegen| MarketWatch Verified The TellThe buy-the-dip mentality has gotten stronger since 2022Published: April 4, 2025 at 12:33 p.m. ETRetail investors bought equities at the highest level in a decade on April 3. Photo: Getty ImagesWhen the stock market sees red, retail investors see a buying opportunity. Stocks faced their worst day since 2020 on Thursday, a day after President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs on almost every country.

    By Gordon Gottsegen · MarketWatch

    Apr. 05, 2025

  • Are you investing or gambling? Here's how to tell - plus advice on how to find the right balance.

    By Gordon Gottsegen| Morningstar@ By Gordon Gottsegen It can be hard for investors to know where to draw the line between what feels like investing - and gambling. Here's help. Savvas Avramidis is worried about the price of eggs, but not because their increasing cost will make his grocery haul unaffordable. The 35-year-old from Chicago has made a bet on the Kalshi prediction market that the price of eggs will go down.

    By Gordon Gottsegen · Morningstar

    Apr. 07, 2025

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MarketWatch

MarketWatch is a financial information platform founded in 1997. It is known for its award-winning websites, including CBS.MarketWatch.com, which provide real-time market data, news, and analysis. The platform aims to deliver actionable insights to individual investors, financial professionals, and institutions. MarketWatch offers a range of services, including financial news and analysis, real-time stock quotes, interactive charts, and portfolio tracking tools. It also provides tailored corporate memberships for financial professionals, featuring advanced analytics and insights to support investment decision-making. The platform primarily serves individual investors with free access to market data and educational content, as well as financial advisors and institutions through premium memberships that offer deeper analytical tools.

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