Gregg Greenberg

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Gregg Greenberg

Senior Writer, Anchor

30 years experience

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Markets Retirement planning ETFs

Gregg Greenberg is the multimedia anchor and retirement and planning editor at InvestmentNews, where he covers financial advisor practice management, retirement strategies, equities, and personal finance across video, audio, and editorial formats. He brings more than two decades of financial journalism experience to the role, including 13-plus years as lead anchor and personal finance writer at TheStreet, where he interviewed CEOs, fund managers, and institutional investors, and hosted The Real Story podcast. Prior to joining InvestmentNews, he served as General Manager of Media at the C-Suite Network.

Earlier in his career, he worked in sales at Lehman Brothers and Fleet Bank — experience that informs his practitioner-level understanding of financial markets and client-facing wealth management. Gregg holds an MBA from Cornell University's Johnson Graduate School of Management and an undergraduate degree in history from Amherst College.

How I think about writing for this industry…

“The financial markets are always exciting to follow and write about. Every day is a new challenge.”

Awards and recognition

  • Webby award
  • Tabbie award
  • APEX award

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US stock valuations rich, Japan a better bet, says Morgan Stanley's Shalett
EQUITIES APR 03, 2024
US stock valuations rich, Japan a better bet, says Morgan Stanley's Shalett

Strategist questions whether companies are truly going to be able to eke out material margin expansion as forecasts demand.

Strategist sees 10-year AI super-cycle taking Dow to 100K
EQUITIES APR 02, 2024
Strategist sees 10-year AI super-cycle taking Dow to 100K

Don’t fret if you think you’ve missed the rally – there’s still a ways to go, says James Demmert of Main Street Research.

What's in an acronym? Advisors name their favorite designations
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT APR 01, 2024
What's in an acronym? Advisors name their favorite designations

Advisor views designations as a 'layering process' that you can build on once you have a better understanding of client-specific needs.

Should advisors be making portfolio bets ahead of Biden-Trump rematch?
EQUITIES MAR 27, 2024
Should advisors be making portfolio bets ahead of Biden-Trump rematch?

'Of the last 20 election years, only the years 2000 and 2008 produced negative years, and those were attributable to asset bubbles rather than politics,' an advisor says.

What separates men and women when it comes to household finances?
WOMEN ADVISOR COMMUNITY MAR 26, 2024
What separates men and women when it comes to household finances?

Survey finds that women report feeling the most knowledgeable when it comes to paying bills, maintaining good credit, and saving for emergencies.

Avantax president accounts for a brand-new era
INDEPENDENT BROKER DEALERS MAR 25, 2024
Avantax president accounts for a brand-new era

While the firm is best known for its tax expertise, Todd Mackay is talking about relationships and creating connections.

Stocks are high, volatility is low. Time to sell or buy covered-call ETFs?
RIA NEWS MAR 25, 2024
Stocks are high, volatility is low. Time to sell or buy covered-call ETFs?

While yields have dipped for many covered-call ETFs, they’re still above yields on many bond funds and most dividend funds.

The bull run and your client’s retirement plan
RETIREMENT PLANNING MAR 25, 2024
The bull run and your client’s retirement plan

As stocks head higher, clients are seeing visions of early retirement. What should advisors be telling them?

Advisors increasing allocations as small-caps rally
RIA NEWS MAR 22, 2024
Advisors increasing allocations as small-caps rally

The chasm that has formed between large-cap and small-cap stocks is indeed compressing, making this the ideal time to put money to work. 

Do higher-paid employees lead to higher stock prices?
ETFS MAR 21, 2024
Do higher-paid employees lead to higher stock prices?

If an analyst can quantify the way employees are treated, it could help ascertain the value of a company’s stock.