Betting on Love...

Seeking Alpha's Mauro Solis discusses the dating app Tinder, owned by the Match Group, and the positive impact he expects it to have on February's Q4 earnings release. Solis is expecting the company to beat on revenue in Q4. He also expects subscription users to hit around 3 million which will contribute significantly to Match Group's overall performance for the quarter.

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