semi-repost.
though the thread title of the other one doesn't have netflix in it.
http://forums.anandtech.com/showthread.php?t=2191960
Edit: You're not going to buy some.
Edit 2: Fix your thread title typo please.
1: No such thing as repost of such a lame title on this subject.
2: oh rally 😉
1. Because it's not like we have an official stock market thread or anything either... 🙄
2. If you think $160 is a "good price" to buy any stock, I can haz yer bank account plz?
2. If you think $160 is a "good price" to buy any stock, I can haz yer bank account plz?
According to your chart, it looks like regression to the mean. The graph shows a fairly consistent growth until 2010 then it goes from 50 to 300 in less than a year. It will drop below 100 for sure.
netflix may end up back to just a DVD/BluRay business as the media owners are starting to realize that giving a cut to netflix isn't necessary to get their entertainment onto the intraweb
netflix may end up back to just a DVD/BluRay business as the media owners are starting to realize that giving a cut to netflix isn't necessary to get their entertainment onto the intraweb
The Pirate Bay > Netflix. Investing in that company seems like a fools errand.
How many people use Pirate Bay? The everyday soccer mom?
this.
why is no one else talking about it?
They should give a cut because netflix is 1 thing that has everything. If I had to go to ten different content providers then I would rather just pirate it. Pirating, like netflix, is all in 1 location.
Because it is so hard to type abc.com or nbc.com
Because it is so hard to type abc.com or nbc.com
And yet, in 1 year (a moderate to difficult year for stocks in general), Neflix stock is still up 15% from $140.50 to $161.50.
Don't forget the forest when you are looking at the latest tree.
I'd gladly own a stock that was up 15% each year even if it were down 50% in a few months. Heck, I'd toss all my money into a stock that could repeatedly gain 15% year after year even if there are repeated 50% drops mid year. The long term trend is what matters.Good news: stocks up 15% from last year
Bad news: company has lost 50% of it's value in 3 months
Winning?