Tom Sosnoff

Tom Sosnoff, founder and CEO of Tastylive, joins the "Investing With IBD" podcast for a wide-ranging discussion that covers his approach to trading, using options during earnings season, how to manage risk and much more. Plus, Sosnoff shares how he handled trades in Tesla and Netflix, both with earnings reports hot off the press. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tom Sosnoff, Founder of TastyTrade and CEO of TastyLive, shares his remarkable journey as a trader and entrepreneur. He reveals secrets behind making 18,000 trades a year and trading as many as 100 positions daily. The discussion includes insights on market volatility, unique trading strategies, and the rise of new investment behaviors among younger traders. Sosnoff also explores the influence of high-frequency trading on markets and the intricacies of option trading, providing an inside look into the restless world of trading.

Tom Sosnoff, co-founder of TastyTrade and a seasoned options trader, brings a wealth of knowledge as he dives into the intricacies of market behavior. He discusses how perceptions shape trading strategies amid economic challenges. The conversation covers navigating volatility, the critical state of America's options markets, and the importance of focusing on the trading process over mere profits. Sosnoff shares insights on risk management and personal trading experiences, highlighting the need for integrity in the trading ecosystem.

Tom Sosnoff, a well-known entrepreneur and options trader, discusses options trading, including strategies for beginners, implied volatility, expected returns and risks. He also explores Warren Buffett's options strategy and the concept of improving basis through options trading.

In a modern-day battle of David and Goliath on Wall Street, thousands of amateur retail investors banded together to bid up stocks in a handful of failing companies, most notably the nostalgic video game hub known as GameStop. Within days, the renegade traders sent stocks soaring and dealt heavy blows to hedge funds and other traditional professional investors who had bet against the companies. The "meme stock" phenomenon was born. But where does "revolution" stand a year later? Did the amateurs—trading mostly on the Robinhood platform—change the world of finance? Should more "ordinary" investors get into the game? Or will that benefit Wall Street at the little guy's expense?   In this "Agree to Disagree," the Wall Street Journal's Spencer Jakab and Tastytrade co-founder Tom Sosnoff take on the meme stock debate head-to-head.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices