Tom Sosnoff

Founder and CEO, tastytrade
@Tomunderwater · tracked since Feb 2026
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QQQ long +22.9%
SPY long +10.7%
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QQQ long 3 months ago
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Win Rate 100% Long 2 Short 0
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7d 100%
30d 0%
90d 100%
Average Return +16.8% Long Return +16.8% Short Return -
Average Return
7d +0.8%
30d -3.0%
90d +15.7%
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Long
Feb 23
$601.41
+22.9%
Sosnoff observes that "every single sell off has been met with buying," including a recent overnight dip of 50 handles that was bought up. He states tariff talk "doesn't move the market as much as it used to." The market has desensitized to geopolitical/tariff noise (unlike in 2024/2025). The underlying flow is structural dip-buying. Therefore, fading knee-jerk reactions to news is the profitable strategy. LONG on dips. A genuine structural shock (not just talk) that breaks the "buy the dip" psychology.
Sosnoff observes that "every single sell off has been met with buying," including a recent overnight dip of 50 handles that was bought up. He states tariff talk "doesn't move the market as much as it used to." The market has desensitized to geopolitical/tariff noise (unlike in 2024/2025). The underlying flow is structural dip-buying. Therefore, fading knee-jerk reactions to news is the profitable strategy. LONG on dips. A genuine structural shock (not just talk) that breaks the "buy the dip" psychology.
Macro
Long
Feb 23
$682.39
+10.7%
Sosnoff observes that "every single sell off has been met with buying," including a recent overnight dip of 50 handles that was bought up. He states tariff talk "doesn't move the market as much as it used to." The market has desensitized to geopolitical/tariff noise (unlike in 2024/2025). The underlying flow is structural dip-buying. Therefore, fading knee-jerk reactions to news is the profitable strategy. LONG on dips. A genuine structural shock (not just talk) that breaks the "buy the dip" psychology.
Sosnoff observes that "every single sell off has been met with buying," including a recent overnight dip of 50 handles that was bought up. He states tariff talk "doesn't move the market as much as it used to." The market has desensitized to geopolitical/tariff noise (unlike in 2024/2025). The underlying flow is structural dip-buying. Therefore, fading knee-jerk reactions to news is the profitable strategy. LONG on dips. A genuine structural shock (not just talk) that breaks the "buy the dip" psychology.
Macro
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