Stock market experts Jason Moser and Bill Mann join hosts Alison Southwick and Robert Brokamp to share Valentine's Day themed stories about stocks. Topics include Wall Street's reaction to the latest inflation print, Shopify acting like a growth stock, and a potential partnership for Tiger Woods. The hosts also discuss investing lessons and relate them to the concept of love, sharing personal stories of investing mistakes.

Celebrities, talking cats, and bad animation, did those Big Game ads connect? Ricky Mulvey, Dan Boyd, and Deidre Woollard discuss what brands are looking for from a major spend and the increasing bifurcation of the watching experience. Mary Long and Rick Munarriz compare Match and Bumble and break down the prospects for these two publicly traded matchmakers.

Tom Gardner discusses his belief that AI is the next internet, examining fraud detection, clear thinking, and the amorality of big tech companies.

A look at the companies sponsoring the game and a dive into gambling history. Examining publicly traded Super Bowl-related companies for investors. Impact of near-term headwinds on United and growth potential of Campbell Soup. Dividends, Allegiant Travel, and the new CEO explored. Growth and challenges of the streaming industry, focusing on Paramount Plus. The changing relationship between gambling and the NFL, from opposition to acceptance.

Topics discussed include Chipotle's strong sales growth, Spotify and Uber's financial performance, Roblox's impressive results, gift-giving in relationships, and analyzing stocks like Starbucks and Snapchat.

Rick Munarriz discusses Disney's cost-cutting ability, Kirsten Guerra explores the logistics behind 1-800-Flower's operations, Disney's $1.5 billion investment in Epic Games, Disney's strategy of sequels and extensions of existing IPs, Disney's streaming service and ESPN's future, stock recommendations, and 1-800-Flower's efforts to maintain quality and improve delivery process.

Uber's first-ever full-year profit without any caveats. Chipotle's fantastic quarter and why you can't bet against big burrito. Roblox's return to strong user metrics and analysts talking about the ad business. Dating profiles for stocks and which companies make good long-term partners for investors.

Discussion on interest rate cuts and the market disappointment with Jerome Powell's statement. Analysis of risks in the banking sector and Spotify's earnings. Spotify's growth, shift in approach to podcasting, and entry into the audiobook market. Insights into the current and future value of Bitcoin.

McDonald's innovative menu changes to please global palates, Snap's declaration of the death of social media, uncovering valuable information in company footnotes, Apple's risk-free collections, and Uber's changes in treating discounts and promotions.

Professor of Finance Aswath Damodaran discusses corporate lifecycles, the problem with following great investors, the fall of research analysts, and the rise of passive investing. He also shares an investing lesson from Charlie Munger.