Sosnoff / Ratigan - Truth or Skepticism from tastylive

Mar 05 2025 96 ep. 43 mins 1.8k

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Tom Sosnoff and Dylan Ratigan reunite for a weekly podcast, ranting on everything from sports and investing to politics and monetary policy.

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Exit Political World Stage Left

The U.S. is the financial epicenter of the world. A big reason for that is the political role we have historically held. The current administration seems willing to abdicate our leadership role in the world in order to focus more internally. But if that happens, what does it mean for financial markets?

We Mean Business

Feb 25 2025 45 mins

Can you put a successful CEO in the White House and get a good outcome? It's a fair question. And, it's one with which we're experimenting right now. The jury is out at the moment, but the early returns seem questionable. Maybe it's just early mistakes that will bring learning experiences and better outcomes. Time will tell. Tune in for this week's episode as Tom and Dylan talk abo

The Cinderella of Regulation

Feb 19 2025 44 mins

This administration has too much regulation. This administration has too little regulation. Which administration is just right? That's the question Tom and Dylan are attempting to tackle on today's episode. Markets need regulation to have enough integrity that investors feel confident. But too much regulation and it markets can grind to a halt. Finding the sweet spot is always the

Why AI Isn’t As “Intelligent” As We Thought

Feb 12 2025 42 mins

How do we define what is ethical and what is corrupt? There are clear lines for solving math problems or questions that rely on agreed upon principles. Artificial Intelligence (AI) can take over those things and do them both better and faster. But what happens if we rely on AI for questions of morality? Can AI handle subjective topics and what is the risk if we rely on it for those

Bark or Bite?

Feb 05 2025 44 mins

One of the most important aspects of success is being able to tell a great story. Donald Trump is a great storyteller. Whether he's a good politician is open to debate. When success is dependent more on the ability to tell stories than delivering results, does it skew where we place our efforts? Tom and Dylan discuss the importance of being a good storyteller and more on this week'

How Deepseek Just Shook The Big Tech Monopoly

Jan 29 2025 41 mins

Are monopolies something we need regulators to break up or can we rely on the marketplace to do it? The answer depends. According to Tom, if the market can maintain its integrity, then the market will draw competitors that prevent monopolies. Tune into this week's episode as Tom and Dylan discuss DeepSeek, market integrity, taxes and disruption.

Why Markets Might Be About To Change (Potentially More Than 2008?)

Jan 22 2025 41 mins

A free-market economy is reliant upon a competition and ambition. What happens when the playing field tilts, and you need to bow to political powers? It pushes everyone to the same side of the field and instead of competing, they have to align. Can a market economy continue to thrive in that environment? On this week's episode, Tom and Dylan tackle the idea of having to kiss the ri

Why Tik Tok Won’t Get Banned in 2025

Jan 15 2025 43 mins

Fires in LA are still burning, but as we begin looking forward and toward the rebuild, there are important things we need to consider. One is homeowners' insurance. Insurance companies will likely use this catastrophe to charge massive premiums. We also will have a need for labor. Where will that labor come from at a time when we're looking at mass deportations? All that and more o

Are We As Over Bought as We Were in 2007?

Dec 18 2024 48 mins

Why The Most Important Trades Are The Losers

Dec 11 2024 42 mins