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NIke, Under Armor, and Adidas are all well established and respected athletic footwear and apparel companies. Who's winning the battle of social media sentiment and purchase intent? Is there a pairs trade opportunity here? Let's find out!

Lowes and Home Depot have very similar stock charts. That said, Home Depot's valuation of $165 billion is a little over 2x Lowes $70 billion market cap. Can Home Depot continue this market valuation dominance, or is Lowes going to start making a move to shrink the gap?

We were bullish in our Tesla podcast a little over a month ago. The stock has since rallied 55%. It was time to take another look at the social data considering how significant the move has been. Plus, the Model 3 reveal is only 9 days from now. Sell the news?

There are tons of trading setups out there, but only one can be your favorite. Let's talk about that.

Let's take a look at all of the positions we have entered since starting the likefolio podcast.

Urban Outfitters had a strong response to earnings yesterday. Likefolio social data showed a spike in purchase intent a month and a half prior to the earnings report. What is the purchase intent telling us now?

Starbucks has created a brand you have to respect. With a market cap of $84 billion, it is by far the most valuable retail coffee chain. Everybody loves Starbucks, but how does that love measure up from a social data perspective? We talk about that, as well as some interesting new competition they may be seeing in the near future.

Coke has been pushing up against 44 resistance for several months to no avail. We take a look at the social data metrics to see if resistance will hold or break in the coming months!

Nike has doubled in value from $50 billion to $100 billion in 2 and a half years. Can this athletic behemoth continue the growth?

TDAmeritrade's Managing Director of Mobile Trading, Nicole Sherrod, joins us to talk Ralph Lauren vs Michael Kors!. We also discuss Social Signals and other social media data mining benefits TDA brings to their customers. Powered by likefolio.

Netflix has grown from a DVD -to-mailbox service to arguably the most respected streaming video content service available. It's safe to say they are a force to be reckoned with considering they have gone from 20 million subscribers in 2010 to over 80 million today, and growing. Netflix original content plays a huge role in their continued success, so we took a look at what consumers are saying about the company's brands on social media. Landon isn't interested in trading NFLX based on likefolio's social metrics, but Andy & Nick manage to find an options strategy they like!

A review of the positions talked about on previous episodes -- some bad, some good, and a few great!

LikeFolio data has been ON FIRE when it comes to predicting McDonald's stock price-- should we be getting bullish again here?

LikeFolio data gives us an interesting pair trade idea on $WMT and $TGT!

We find a trade on $AMZN when we weren't expecting to after inspecting the LikeFolio data.

A time-out from the markets to talk about how to use LikeFolio data in your trading routine... Andy responds to user questions and concerns!

Last summer LikeFolio put out a bearish note on Apple based on social data. The stock has fallen $30 since. What is the data showing today, and should we keep betting against one of the greatest companies in the world? Listen up!

Lose less and profit more by controlling risk in your trades. From using option spreads to stop losses to beta-weighted diversification, we go through some of the most important elements to successful investing.

Social data on GoPro is starting to turn bullish after a massive fall. Also discussed-- Apple's plans for a unique social network and Nordstrom's earnings.

Social data is giving us big clues about how consumers are reacting to the Tesla Model 3 announcement. Here's how we are playing the stock from here.