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Mr. @BillBrewsterTBB in a DM late April 2022 re: $NFLX. Stock was up 6x over the next 3 years. Where are the bears too cocky today??
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Mr. @BillBrewsterTBB in a DM late April 2022 re: $NFLX. Stock was up 6x over the next 3 years. Where are the bears too cocky today??
@optionscjp $NFLX has historically auto cancelled inactive accounts
Netflix is using AI visual effects and dubbing to cut production costs, expand global distribution and reinforce its recommendation-driven…
Netflix’s roughly $20 billion content budget can become an editorial advantage as generative AI cuts production costs and floods viewers…
Netflix targets $51–51.4 billion of 2026 revenue, $3 billion of advertising revenue and $12.5 billion of free cash flow as its second…
Pershing Square $PS announced earnings this evening in advance of our call tomorrow at 9am ET and our Spaces on @X which will follow the call. Please read our letter in advance of the call which explains the quarter and provides updates on the portfolio and six new positions in $NFLX, $V, $MA, $ICE, $ALC, and $SPGI
Netflix's 46% decline leaves it above a 4% forward free-cash-flow yield, as subscription pricing and a $3 billion advertising business…
The capex spend is mind boggling, but I held my nose and bought $META today around $590-600 I don’t how the AI bet will shake out, but I do know that… - $META Reels is sucking up engagement share from everyone, even $NFLX - $GOOG search refers are in free fall, which should benefit $META’s ad network - Zuck is the best owner-operator in the business who is willing to pivot if necessary - There are tremendous AI cost efficiency opps in core $META operations (Note: I have a long and fruitful history with $META and my family members still own their shares going back to 2013, knock on wood)
Remember the good ole days when covering internet meant you just needed to have a view on: - If $GOOGL Search was going to accelerate or decelerate and what the opex was likely to be - $META fxn ad revs...how big a beat? Opex? - $NFLX are they going to beat on subs? - $AMZN AWS to accelerate? How much? Margins? EBIT guide? - $BKNG room nights ! I started my career covering these companies and a bunch of other internets....at that time capex was not something we cared about bc it didn't matter. It was a simpler time.
Netflix's Q3 guidance points to sub-12% growth as viewing hours rise about 2%, increasing reliance on pricing, paid sharing and advertising.
Netflix trades below 20 times forward earnings despite $51 billion in revenue, 31.5% guided operating margin and ad revenue expected to…
Netflix’s $16.2 billion operating income follows its DVD-to-streaming and global pivots, but short-form video, YouTube and FAST services…
Netflix’s updated DCF values shares at $88.50 versus $69, with slower revenue growth offset by higher margins and revised…
$NFLX incremental margins are 28%, down from 36% in Q1. Tech spend up 22%. Fastest growth in that opex line in many quarters. Incremental margins will improve in 2h, but beyond that, with more live events (expensive sports rights) and investment in short-form, on top of the usual long form scripted, I think there's risk to the pace of operating leverage going forward and thus investors will have less confidence in what has historically been a solid margin expansion story.
@wallstengine Short form is eating $NFLX alive too
200 day support should come in around $70 for $NFLX. I imagine a combination of accelerating costs for hosting/servers and the very short term impact of the World Cup on viewership stats create the negative momentum + dispersion of anything not semi related as an inverse trade. Seems like its get interesting off the 200 day for a bounce
Netflix's 325 million memberships and advertising business, guided to $3 billion of 2026 revenue, underpin a case for mid-teens…
Netflix’s proposed Warner Bros. acquisition could preserve or expand theatrical releases, supporting cinema chains such as Cinemark and…
Netflix’s Warner Bros. Discovery bid pushed Cinemark down 25% in two weeks, raising concerns that Warner Bros.
$FTDR Vol declining (existing home sales=driver). Pricing lagging inflation, massively over-earning. Problematic given 25% churn w aggressive new entrants. Dubious company overall. Investor day yesterday was comical, compared themselves to $NFLX. Earnings misses coming.
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