They’re in their growth stage but it’s already stalling in North America.
I’ve no interest in whether Netflix pay dividends to shareholders or otherwise. It’s easy to pluck a successful company out the air and predict that’s what Netflix are doing. Just as easily I could pluck a name from the .com boom in the 90s that was valued at billions and no longer exist.
Their position in the market is thus far untested. It’s very much an assumption that it can stave off any competition as and when it arrives. All at a time it is experiencing slower growth, having to shell out more on rights and implement price rises for what many consider to be a low value add on to a primary subscription.
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Originally Posted by Horizon (16-03-2019, 15:31)
I currently own Netlfix shares and I see it going either two ways:....
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Ah, you’re literally sitting here talking up your own stock portfolio.
Makes sense now.