@[Danielle Rogers](user:25880) first and foremost, thanks for sticking up for me and my publication. @[Dick Kaplan](user:7622) CNA Finance cannot be paid for our opinions. I'm sorry, it's not how it works. We've been contacted by several companies for this and we have consistently turned them down. We do offer PR, consulting, and IR services for some companies, but those companies are well-vetted before we ever enter into a relationship.

With that said, I honestly believe in DarioHealth. Coming from a family with a high population of diabetics, I understand the issues in the industry. It's why I was such a MannKind bull and why I'm a bull on Dario. Both of these companies have products that can and likely with time, will be disruptive to the industry. Are you diabetic? If not, imaging having to lug around a monitoring system everywhere you go. Sure, they're not all that big, everything can fit in a lady's purse. However, everyone has a smartphone these days and DarioHealth is taking advantage of that.

Thank all of you for your comments. I like to know what readers are thinking. I will admit that when I really like a company, I can take a one-sided approach and knowing that you guys want more balance in my work helps me to make my services better for all. Thanks again!

I think that's where you and I gamble. While I've always found interest in short term profits. I like to put my own money into assets where I believe long term gains are achievable. I can definitely see how tons of people are making a bit of change off of AMZN in the short term though.

My pleasure Trevor. Personally, I like to take a more calm approach to investing. 1 good earning report just isn't enough for me to want to start investing. I hope that AMZN generates an even better report next quarter, but I still have my doubts.

Amazon is obviously doing good short term. I'm still not convinced long term. I think I'll have to see another profitable quarter before I pump my own money into it.

Awesome, I'm glad my post helped!

They did blow expectations away with their report. However, I still think that the stock buy-backs we've seen over the past year are a bit scary. Nonetheless, the stock is soaring right now. I hope for Apple fans that the momentum continues.

Hey StockHound. I agree, I should have elaborated more, I was in a rush. Anyway, what I meant by secretive abilities was Apple's ability to keep things under wraps until they are unveiled. We all wanted that surprise factor and I think that played big into their initial sales of any product line. Also, I'm watching the uptrend as we speak; and I'm not saying that Apple won't its good days like they are today, but overall, I think we're going to continue to see the stock move down in price over the next few months.

I agree with you in the sense that they will most likely diversify. However, Apple really lost it's secretive abilities. The surprise at unveiling was what really made the sale for many. That's why I think their sales are down and they're going to continue having trouble until they figure some things out.

I certainly hope that Apple doesn't become the next Microsoft, but do agree that if they don't have anything up their sleeve and can't make a miracle happen over the next year or so, that may be exactly what happens. Thanks for commenting!

Thanks Mike!