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A Fireside Chat at Nasdaq with Joe Moglia and Kevin O’Neill Hosted by The Wallstreet Foundation | December 17

The Wall Street Forum presents A Fireside Chat with Joe Moglia, hosted by Kevin O'Neill.

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"Welcome to Money Games", by Joe Moglia, Substack

Good morning!

This is the first issue of my new newsletter, Money Games.

Every month, I’ll share my unfiltered take on a pressing topic in sports, business, or leadership (and sometimes all three). This will be a place where I can get a little more personal, share some of the lessons I’ve learned over my career in sports and on Wall Street, and stay connected with the many friends and colleague who have enriched my life over the years.

Let me know what you think in the comments and please share this if you like it.

I hope you enjoy.

— Joe

In this issue:

The Pro Sports Betting Reckoning & Reevaluating Pete Rose
My favorite books right now
A BAM leadership lesson for December

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CNBC Fast Money | Fmr. TD Ameritrade CEO on the two strategies retail traders should focus on in 2025

Joe Moglia, Fmr. TD Ameritrade CEO, joins ‘Fast Money’ to talk retail trading trends heading into the new year.

Opening Bid | The Trump bull market is just beginning: Former TD Ameritrade CEO

Corporate America is gearing up for Trump 2.0, having already gotten a flavor of what Trump has in mind. Potentially crushing fresh tariffs on China, even if it means higher levels of US inflation. Mass deportations come with their own set of economic risks. And soon, a new leader atop the Federal Reserve. Is there any way a top executive could prepare for uncertain outcomes tied to these initiatives from the Trump administration? How does one lead their teams when uncertainty begins to reign supreme again? Yahoo Finance executive editor sat down with former TD Ameritrade CEO and former head football coach at Coastal Carolina University Joe Moglia. Moglia is not only considered a market master for his work from 2001 to 2008 building TD Ameritrade into a trading powerhouse but also a leadership expert honed while coaching college football. Moglia shares his perspective on the record-setting year for markets, what’s next for investors, and how to lead with a clear focus in 2025.

Yahoo Finance's Opening Bid, brings you a high-octane take on the freshest analyst calls, wildest stock moves and shrewdest commentary in the business world. Executive Editor Brian Sozzi puts Wall Street's finest through their paces in this essential conversation for every investor - before the stock market opens.

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The Claman Countdown | There has never been a significant shutdown to really mess up the economy, Joe Moglia says

Former TD Ameritrade chairman and CEO Joe Moglia unpacks fears over a government shutdown as lawmakers disagree on the continuing resolution on 'The Claman Countdown.'

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My Horry News | As fall semester ends, CCU leaders say university continues to grow

Trustees approved naming the new building the Moglia Center after Joe Moglia, a CCU benefactor, former football coach and the former chairman and CEO of TD Ameritrade, who now serves as the executive advisor to the president at CCU.

CCU board of trustees receives impressive updates on student retention and enrollment

The board recognized Joe Moglia for his service to and support of CCU and approved the naming of The Moglia Center, the University’s new home for the Conway Medical Center College of Health and Human Performance. The proposed $60 million facility is proceeding through the state approval process with an anticipated groundbreaking in late Fall 2025. Moglia, the former chairman and CEO of TD Ameritrade, serves the University as executive advisor to the president. He previously was the Chanticleers’ head football coach and chairman of athletics.

"What Trump’s Big Tariff Announcement Really Means" by Joe Moglia, Forbes

President-elect Donald Trump announced earlier in the week that he wants to impose a 25% tariff on imports from Mexico and Canada—the United States’ two biggest trade partners—and a 10% tariff on goods from China. This shouldn’t surprise anyone. He literally called himself “Tariff Man,” and it’s one of the policies that he ran on. While he’s said he wants to use tariffs as a negotiating tactic to force Canada and Mexico to do something about immigration, the economic impact could be significant in the mean time—driving up costs for consumers and potentially harming major American businesses.