Firesale.

averaged down, lowest i got was $93.85/share. currently $93.61. i aint even mad. im in big boyos. to the moooon
best of luck fam

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.

I'm just talking about buying this dip. very specfically, todays dip. Todays dip is due to some peoplethinkingsubscriber goals wont be met for Q3 earnings report, i dont like to play earnings days in general, but Q3 earnings aren't reported until 10/17. it's just a massive piece of volatility, it will bounce back probably tomorrow. check out 52wk highs and lows. and read the recent news on netflix (nothing bad, only good -- as far as chit thats actually happening). aka scurrdy cats are scurred.


this is why i like keeping most of my funds liquid until big dips happen for seemingly no/very little reason

where are you expecting to sell it? I don't see much upside there.

because their in-house content is terribble right? orange is the new black? house of cards? strange things? arrested development? they have a fking stellar track record for originals....lol gfy

yeah its only nicer when you have a bit of funds to play with. I'll probably sell back at $98, $100.00 max if im feeling good about it lol but probz $98 again, id rather do it quicker than stress for a long time over hoping it hits $100 again in the near future

a few shows. you think most of their subscribers are there for those shows...or big name movies and TV?

what is the margin on these shows of theirs? how bout the margin on the more lackluster shows they're bound to produce?

ah Ok I could see that. you are just playing it over the day or two. hasn't been over 100 hardly at all this year.

A few questions..

Why is it that you think the stock is undervalued?

What do you think it's true value is and how did you get to that number?

What catalysts are going to push the stock toward its true value and are they short term or longer term events?

at least you didn't buy right after the split :/

Paid $85 two months ago and sold it this month at $98. Wasn't a lot of shares, but still a good profit.
I'd wait until it's back in the $80's.

OP, not everyone wan'ts to throw around $50k to make a $500 gain like you seem to think is so miraculous. You made this thread a few days ago and got slaughtered in there too.

how about the age of the cord-cutters? i am one of fking man lmfao. cable is a joke unless you watch sports. thats it. netflix is taking over the industry (along with amazon instant video). its only up from here (in the long term sense) which is also why im so comfortable dropping a pretty penny on this dip. because its not really a matter ofif i make money, but just a matter of how long it will take. and ofcourse its very important that you absolutely do not need this money, lol fk selling for a loss/solidifying losses for a company you otherwise believe in just because you gotta pay the bills.

LOL if you aren't buying oil right now and riding it back up srs

neat. except you apparently closed your eyes for the trade that was in the very same screenshot that was immediately below the most recent one, which i referred to like 5x to idiots like you, and it was done a week or two prior.

you do realize that 1%, in a single business day, with your investment...is fking not bad at all? and the only reason i did that in the first place was for a safe exit because i was lacking a pair of balls at the time? ending in the green in general is a 'success'. you are a 'dumb'

why yes, I do realize that is not bad. but the way you are trading is also terribly risky.side note, do you listen to the chief and shawn show podcast?

yeah but for the 11 billionth time, it was circumstantial and its not what i typically do. just rather be safe then sorry at that specfic time. not what i shoot for

nah never heard of it

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

this, it's absolute garbage now. The only reason I still have it is because Samsung gave me a free year with my S7

This. He has no idea im willing to bet.

dang i guess i was hoping there were atleast a few of you that knew how to play the stock market. newsflash boyos: im not some netflix worshipper, im not in it for the next year...or decade....im strictly doing this for shorter term (ideally) very worthwhile ROI. i have been watching and successfully playing this stock in particular for quite a while now, and once you really get familiar with a specific stock and how it tends to work with the market, you start to identify buying opportunities. again this isnt for my fking retirement portfolio fam, lol, there's a few solid rated mutual funds in various sectors in my traditional & SEP IRA..

Why not just trade on margin acct if you are going to play risky moves like this?

"the stock market isnt about the economy, its about how mass psycology works". learn the hivemind of a specific stock/company, then milk it for all its worth. im thrilled you guys are all so in to knowing what might happen to them years down the road, but ive got big goals in life and im not looking for rock solid 1% return on my ally savings account boyos lel

Too soon IMO, RSI is still relatively high.

Netflix has great original content for kids. Similar to the stuff we used to watch on Saturday mornings. It might not mean much to you single guys, but the kids market is very important.

Good point. I must agree with you since you obviously know better, seeing that the know-nothing execs at both NFLX and AMZN are making original content.

Let me hit you with some knowledge. They key here is not margins. The key here is securing subs that are sticky with exclusive content that cannot be found anywhere else. That's why Amazon reports quarter after quarter of negative/low earnings, because they keep investing into their business, and are more interested in securing market share than margins.

Also lol if you think that online video streaming, which is the future for viewing media content, cannot accommodate more than a few players.

eh you could be right, im just playing off of the way it has tended to perform day-by-day over the past few months. we shall see

i will tell you guys that i absolutely plan on being entirely out of NFLX come Q3 earnings day. again i just dont like to play on earnings at all. but itll be liquid and waiting for the volatility afterwards

Netflix started as a mail-order dvd business. When redbox came around and undercut their pricing so that Netflix started to tank, everyone said it was over. Instead, Netflix almost singlehandedly created the video content streaming environment we have today. When movie studios started to restrict what Netflix could show and Amazon started their own service, everyone said game's over for Netflix. Netflix responded by internally creating some of the most successful and critically acclaimed shows/movies in recent year. They are now a highly respected and productive studio. More than a third of all North American internet traffic is due to Netflix.

Never bet against Apple, Amazon, or Netflix.