NFLX: Rising from the ashes or getting out of Junk

Submitted by CranberryCurious8262 t3_127fyv9 in wallstreetbets

Once the pride of Social viewing circles, quickly challenged by so many other competition including
Prime, Hulu, Disney+ and the list goes on.

Easy Rise from here to 360 and beyond.

Shares of Netflix Inc. got a boost Thursday, after the streaming video giant’s credit rating was lifted out of “junk” territory at Moody’s Investors Service, matching S&P Global Ratings’s move more than a year ago.

The rule of thumb is, if at least two of the major credit-rating agencies rate a company’s credit as investment grade, then that company’s credit is “officially” considered to be investment grade.

future growth potential is strong, with the company continuing to invest in content production and expanding its offerings in international markets. The company has also been experimenting with new revenue streams, such as merchandising and video games, which could help to diversify its revenue streams in the future. However, as the streaming industry becomes increasingly crowded, Netflix will need to continue to innovate and adapt to changing market dynamics in order to maintain its market position.

Position: Taking soon

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Joseph_Stakelskin t1_jedzmmn wrote

NFLX is dead.The streaming industry is too much crowded.

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cosmicchopsuey t1_jee4kx8 wrote

Yup. They keep on canceling good titles and foolishly focusing on game productions like wtf

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Qzy t1_jef2h5z wrote

Didn't know there were so many similarities between the streaming industry and your mom's bed.

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UltimateTraders t1_jef1nv9 wrote

Asking me to get puts soon That's what nflx is doing img

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Hot_Acanthocephala53 t1_jef1vkn wrote

The way they're canceling their fans' favourite shows, they must be going somewhere...

Like out my door

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lUNITl t1_jeestc3 wrote

“Junk” is the biggest misnomer in investing. The credit is quantifiably less risky than the stock, but it gets called “junk” when the stocks get nice labels like “mid cap value” or “large cap growth”

Some retail morons will read this post and legitimately think “Netflix is no longer junk? Gonna go to the moon”

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Christianman01 t1_jeeb8as wrote

Sold my shares at 220, because I followed some crappy investment advice. Needless to say I never look for expert opinions again, they lie through their teeth for the benefit of the rich.

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>TL;DR: Netflix's credit rating was recently upgraded to "investment grade" by Moody's, indicating that the company's future growth potential is strong. Netflix faces stiff competition in the streaming market, but has been able to maintain its position due to its continuous innovation. The company is a good long-term investment.
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VisualMod t1_jedyiu3 wrote

>I'm taking a long position on Netflix soon. The company has strong future growth potential and is innovating in a rapidly changing market. I believe the stock will continue to outperform in the coming months.

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Legitimate-Produce-2 t1_jeflvsn wrote

As they started cracking g down on password sharing many have cancelled myself included love to see their next earning to see what impact it’s had on subscribers so far

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Dry-Consideration763 t1_jefpm2w wrote

I bought puts, but now that WSB is also saying puts I'm second questioning my decision

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