After Exiting for Billions He Gave $50 Million to His Employees | Tom Sosnoff
Daniel opens by asking why someone with nearly $2 billion in exits is not sitting on a beach sipping drinks. Tom Sosnoff, founder of thinkorswim, tastytrade, and LossDog’s answer is simple: building is what turns him on. From there, the conversation becomes a raw and funny look into the psychology of a builder who…
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