I’m not sure if you’re talking about the share price or the cost of a monthly subscription in a couple of years if they keep jacking it up.
Dipped its toe at $199 odds… So support at $200 for now…
Thats the share price @CashCow
Wow its not been below $200 since end of 2017
Sub $190 … How low will it go?
Are you buying, dumping or holding?
There has to come a point when Netflix looks ‘cheap’ but right now I can see it being kicked further down on sentiment alone.
First of Lovely Sanky diagram , secondly they make 182m from DVD’s … !!
It’s a shame that Amazon blew everyone out of the water for MGM, it feels like for a a few $ it would have had a nice home at Netflix, it would create the a bedrock of re watchable content that Netflix needs to find.
Netflix have cancelled Space Force , It was one of my favourite shows. The only reason I need Netflix is to watch some of my favourite series The Witcher, Stranger Things, and the upcoming Resident Evil TV series. (If they were on any other platform I wouldn’t have Netflix)
In terms of being the top dog in streaming, anyone can be a Netflix unfortunately. It’s not hard to create original content or simply just buy it.
Netflix went a fair few years without any real competition and now they have Disney+, AmazonPrimeVideo, Hulu, HBO Max, Paramount Plus, Apple TV to name a few breathing down their throat creating good scripted content, but also eating into their subscription numbers.
Netflix really need to crack on with launching that gaming division.
I’m not really one for gaming but this would help retain some subscribers and add new ones.
#ObservingMode:
Every device has a Mac address. We just use this, and the ip and screen resolution etc to create a unique fingerprint for each device. You can tell with 100% accuracy when the same device is used. Unless they move house and change monitor/phone and change the network card.
What’s peoples guess on when this share bottoms out?
Around $100-120
Some thoughts on whether Netflix is looking cheap, written by our very own Head of Equity, Paul Allison Is Netflix cheap? Here’s what’s priced in