When we see a Google Trends chart go parabolic, the first thing that comes to mind: What’s the stock? Well, the the trend is “flared leggings” and Danny from the Dumb Money Discord community posted a high conviction report about a public company that sells one of the most popular flared leggings: Aerie, the lifestyle sub-brand of American Eagle Outfitters. The company will report earnings next month and today on Dumb Money, we’ll decide if this is a trend we are investing in.

100 million people are expected to watch the Super Bowl in 2022. For investors, the actual winner of the game is far less important than the brands that end up being the financial winners or losers. Today on Dumb Money, we're placing our bets on some unconventional trades.

Today on Dumb Money, what investors must know about Bored Ape Coin.

A winter storm is expected to blast 100 million people from the Rockies to New England this week with the possibility of icy roads and power outages. Today on Dumb Money, we are bundling up our portfolios with some fire stock picks.

Pixel Vault's NFT-based digital PUNKS comic is evolving into the Metahero Universe. Today on Dumb Money, we'll our plan to make money in the Metaverse.

Amid the market chaos, there's one stock we're buying.

Peloton is considering massive layoffs and could close 20% of their showrooms after slashing its full-year outlook by a BILLION dollars. Meanwhile, they're raising the price of their bike by $250 to keep up with inflation. Today on Dumb Money, a follow-up on our $10 million Peloton trade.

Amazon reported a BIG earnings miss last quarter (Q3) and warned that Q4 sales were also lower than Wall Street was expecting. Amazon reports their Q4 earnings next week on February 2. Today on Dumb Money, the new earnings prediction that is making us consider taking a short position on one of our biggest stock holdings.

Yesterday, news broke that inflation hit its highest level in 40 years. Bad news for consumers but the perfect storm for today's stock pick.

Peloton is considering massive layoffs and could close 20% of their showrooms after slashing its full-year outlook by a BILLION dollars. Meanwhile, they're raising the price of their bike by $250 to keep up with inflation. Today on Dumb Money, a follow-up on our $10 million Peloton trade.