jill malandrino, reporter at thestreet.com. hy, jill. >> hi, susie, thanks for having me. >> susie: you spotted a trend in what happens to high growth, high-tech companies when they are reporting their earnings. tell us a little bit more about what you are seeing. >> i think with the market overall this is certainly not 2008-2009 where investors are complacent with companies making the quarter on cost cutting alone. they are incredibly picky and they have the right to be. so they are look for companies that are beating with 3w09 on line revenue and not simply cost cuts. so what we are seeing happening in high beta tech is these names are being bid up so high into the print and they come crashing down in the after-hours and they open up lower for the day. and they usually end up closing down for the following trading day as well. so for example-- . >> susie: well, let's take some examples. you have given three stocks to look at. let's begin with apple. here is the case that we remember that the stock was really rising in the days