Yes several stocks have gone 200%-400%. BAC for one. Millennials like us don’t see them though because muh NFLX and AMZN

not really gonna see much out of that one for awhile, too many dollars per share to justify it atm

isn't the online streaming services market pretty oversaturated though?

Doesn't seem to me like there would be much more room to grow any further, unless they suddenly start bringing something new to the table besides what's already available of course

they committed to having half their streaming content made in-house. Thats why it's falling (and competition subs are increasing)

lol, staying away from this stock with a ten foot pole.

lol @ investing in netflix.

I hate their current business model. They are investing less and less in studio movie/tv rights and more and more on original content. They are becoming hbo with inferior to shows.

I can't even count how many people that have complained or have cancelled their netflix subscription because they have no movies and that they have is straight junk. This will only become worse as prices rise and content becomes less available.

Netflix currently has a market cap of 40 billion with a price to earnings ratio of 292.38. Twc who owns hbo doesn't really release #'s on hbo. However the whole twc company has a market cap of 58 billion and a price to earnings ratio of 15.

Netflix trades at a 20x premium. The one and only reason for that is because investors like growth. I just don't see the growth matching up to what the stock price is trading at. Especially as more and more streaming options become available. Hbo go is relatively new to offering a stand alone streaming package. You also have amazon going hard with their original content and steaming service included with their prime accounts.

I think people investing heavy in nflx are gonna be hurting

nflx is screwed long term. Sub numbers will just continue to decline. Content costs continue to rise. Competition only getting worse.

Op, you're going to the well too often. Pretty much a given you'll get stuck with nflx at some point in the near future.

I mean i'm sure it's not the only one but OP made the thread on 09-21-2016 09:54 AM, $93-98/share that month according to google finance.

As of today. $333/share


fuarkkkk. in just over 3 yrs. that's over 100% ROI each year technically (if he were to have kept it since). but ya w the market its always like 'IF i would done this THEN _____'. impossible to predict the future boyos but this is good

No doubt those are sweet gains but thankfully there are other opportunities out there. I’ve made 100%+ gains this year on RLGY. Also someone close to me made 100%+ gains on PCG.

So no point in being depressed when there are other opportunities.

Not really gonna see much out of that one for awhile, too many dollars per share to justify it atm

Isn't the online streaming services market pretty oversaturated though?

Doesn't seem to me like there would be much more room to grow any further, unless they suddenly start bringing something new to the table besides what's already available of course

they committed to having half their streaming content made in-house. thats why it's falling (and competition subs are increasing)

LOL, staying away from this stock with a ten foot pole.

lol @ investing in Netflix.

I hate their current business model. They are investing less and less in studio movie/TV rights and more and more on original content. They are becoming HBO with inferior to shows.

I can't even count how many people that have complained or have cancelled their Netflix subscription because they have no movies and that they have is straight junk. This will only become worse as prices rise and content becomes less available.

Netflix currently has a market cap of 40 billion with a Price to earnings ratio of 292.38. TWC who owns HBO doesn't really release #'s on HBO. However the whole TWC company has a market cap of 58 billion and a price to earnings ratio of 15.

Netflix trades at a 20x premium. The one and only reason for that is because investors like growth. I just don't see the growth matching up to what the stock price is trading at. Especially as more and more streaming options become available. HBO GO is relatively new to offering a stand alone streaming package. You also have Amazon going hard with their original content and steaming service INCLUDED with their Prime accounts.

I think people investing heavy in NFLX are gonna be hurting

No doubt those are sweet gains but thankfully there are other opportunities out there. I’ve made 100%+ gains this year on RLGY. Also someone close to me made 100%+ gains on PCG.

So no point in being depressed when there are other opportunities.

Values are much harder to come by imo.

Some oil and gas stocks are beat to chit right now.