Who is also on Netflix

Tom@Tomtom12

1Mon

Falling knife...

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alphawolf@alphawolf

1Mon

@Tomtom12 such nonsense...

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HumanWithCap@realarb

1Mon

TV connections are regularly stagnating worldwide. So in the long term, there is a different pattern here

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BartS@Weissach

1Mon

@Tomtom12 I think it's an exaggeration to talk about a falling knife👎

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Tom@Tomtom12

1Mon

@Weissach wrong, with almost 40% correction without bottoming out and no positive outlook, margin pressure, resistance broken I call it another falling knife.

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Buyandhold91@Buyandhold91

1Mon

@Tomtom12 I would rather say he has hit a very good support level

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Dirty30@Dirty30

1Mon

it goes in at the 200 week line.

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He-Man D.@He-Man

1Mon

1st tranche purchased.

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Andi@Andiiiii

1Mon

also struck today

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Mi(t)chel@Mi-t-chel

1Mon

I've already grabbed it

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fund_navigator_elshq@fund_navigator_elshq

1Mon

As long as I see people watching Netflix regularly, I'm in 🤗

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SunriseRanger@SunriseRanger

1Mon

Invest a tranche and then run a savings plan

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Billy O.@IBilly

1Mon

I find it very optimistic to buy a capital-intensive business with a lot of competition and little pricing power at a P/E ratio of 35. I am hardly surprised that large investors tend to keep their distance. There is far too much hope in the price.
I could be wrong, you know.

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HumanWithCap@realarb

1Mon

@IBilly I see things a little differently, hence my purchase. I see more the scaling of the advertising business in the future. Netflix has successfully entered the live segment with boxing and WWE.

And pricing power? If Netflix hasn't demonstrated it successfully, who has? They were able to raise prices without losing customers and even made sure that accounts are not shared with multiple people.

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SP@spellwan

1Mon

Can they actually still grow? 54.34% ratio of debt to equity US = not so rosy in my opinion.

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HumanWithCap@realarb

1Mon

@spellwan Of course the new generation will grow up without a cable connection (classic tv) and they know the streaming providers from the start. Why make yourself dependent on what's on TV when you can decide for yourself what you want to watch? That's the reason why streaming is doing so well.

And it always depends on how long you want to stay invested. For me personally, it's a buy and hold stock that I won't sell.

Just my personal opinion 😊 Risks are part of every share purchase!

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