Tesla shares have been hit hard due to concerns about CEO Elon Musk's involvement with the Trump administration. It's one of the reasons why tastylive Founder & CEO Tom Sosnoff not only traded in ...

“I look for price action.” Tom Sosnoff, chief executive of online financial radio and TV network TastyTrade.com Tom Sosnoff is putting his money on rising interest rates. “My favo… ...

This video features veteran trader Tom Sosnoff discussing his perspective on current market conditions. While acknowledging gold's significant move above its 200-day moving average, Sosnoff offers ...

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Is it better to be an active or passive investor? That’s the age-old question and one that Tom Sosnoff, who is a founder of tastytrade as well as a founder and current CEO of tastylive, explored ...

Tastytrade co-founder Tom Sosnoff argues that investors ought to consider going against the passive grain and investing actively. But he isn't using returns in his argument.

Longtime options trader Tom Sosnoff launched a new online brokerage firm in November that specializes in options trading for individual clients. Called thinkorswim Inc., it is just the latest e-tra… ...

A $1 billion buyout offer for Tastytrade, led by co-CEO Tom Sosnoff, comes as money is flooding into online investing platforms.

It marks the first big selldown for Tom Sosnoff and Scott Sheridan since their Chicago-based options-trading empire was bought by the British firm three years ago.

In an era when so many things have gone so wrong on Wall Street, the story of options trader Tom Sosnoff stands out as one thing that's gone right. Sosnoff is co-founder of online brokerage firm ...

Is it better to be an active or passive investor? That’s the age-old question and one that Tom Sosnoff, founder and CEO of Tastylive, explored during his appearance on Stocks in Translation. He delved ...