company: The removal of 13 of the 20 most popular shows is problematic, and Disney has a weapon that Netflix doesn't have a bundle, according to MSNBC. While Netflix as a company will not vanish, I think that the stock won't be a good investment over the next NFLX has been a beast of a company and a beast of a stock since its IPO. This is the incredible return it has seen Data by YCharts Besides the 25,210% return, which would have turned 10,000 into 2.52M, you can also see that it has been a while since the stock has seen its all-time high. NFLX Includes AAPL, AMZN, DISby From Growth to Value From Growth to Value Long-term horizon, long only, dividend investing, growth at reasonable price Summary Both the company and the stock have been incredible up to now, and Reed Hastings is a visionary CEO. Netflix has a very dominant position in streaming, with a global market share of 71%. There is a high mountain of debt from a negative cash flow, and now, competitors come into the ring who are as deep-pocketed as Netflix. In this article, I will argue that the all-time high of Netflix, which it saw in June 2018 at 423 could be the peak for a very long time and why it could be cautious to sell your shares now. For me, Hastings is one of those few CEOs that will be looked back on with admiration for a very long time to come, in the league of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and other icons of capitalism. Netflix an incredible story Before we start, you should know that I have the highest esteem for both Netflix and its visionary CEO Reed Hastings.
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