Netflix: Can The Massive Run Up Continue Even Higher?
Summary:
- I missed out on Netflix’s recent 30% rise, driven by merger mania and election results, but question its sustainability and valuation.
- Netflix’s NFL deal and live sports push face significant technical challenges, risking brand damage and financial losses.
- Netflix leads Christmas streaming, generating substantial profits, but its sports strategy may dilute its core strengths.
- I remain a Hold on Netflix, skeptical of its sports investments and preferring its proven success in scripted, on-demand content. Which I fear the company may be moving away from.
Well, I missed on that one. Honestly, I’m on a bit of a bad streak right now.
A few months ago, I ended a hot streak in Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock by selling out shortly after it crossed $700
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