Netflix

Netflix reported its results yesterday, which came in well, and it’s clear this company is simply a money machine. Sentiment is now negative and the shares fell by about 6% after the close, which I would view simply as an opportunity and a discount. I already own other stocks, but the business is really great and the valuation is interesting right now.

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Hi investors.

I currently have some cash available.

I'm toying with the idea of opening a small position in $NFLX — how do you personally view this company? I've looked into some information and their price looks interesting to me. I've been following this company for a while, but I'd be interested in more people's perspectives.

I also have an interesting position in $AMZN, where...
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What do you think about the recent developments around Netflix? Are you buying the stock?

$NFLX announced the takeover of rival company $WBD, which includes, for example, the streaming platform HBO. Paradoxically, this has had a negative effect on the stock and over the past month it has fallen by approximately 10%. Netflix shares hadn’t experienced any significant decline for a...
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$NFLX split its shares 10-for-1 today Netflix today carried out a 10-for-1 stock split. Each investor received nine new shares for every one original share, so they now own ten shares instead of one. The aim of the move is to lower the price of a single share to make it more accessible to employees and small investors. A lower price can bring increased trading interest and...
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Shares of $NFLX fell 5% after the results, but I don't see any fundamental problem with the results. Such a drop for Netflix is not very common, as the stock has rather just been rising lately.

Anyone overbought $NFLX, or does the drop still seem small to you?

📅 This week's key events!
The results season begins! Apart from inflation data, US banks, tech firms and consumer companies are the main ones coming to the fore.

📌 Monday
Market reaction to Trump's tariffs announcement.

Results before markets open:
Orkla $ORKLY - Scandinavian giant in food, household chemicals and consumer goods.

📈 Tuesday
US CPI Inflation - The monthly consumer...
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Earnings season starts again this week and interesting companies are already appearing on the calendar. I'll definitely be keeping an eye on $BAC, $ASML and $NFLX.

Which companies' results will you be interested in?

Yesterday, Netflix was still reporting results. Overall, the company did very well and the results exceeded expectations. I would have happily bought$NFLXstock if it had fallen to a lower price, but even in these uncertain times, it's not selling off much. The stock is already up 9% since the beginning of the year.

Do you have $NFLX in your portfolio? At what price would you...
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📆 Weekly Investment Review: earnings season in full swing, complete with important data and geopolitics!

A mix of corporate results, economic statistics and geopolitical challenges await us this shortened week. Markets will react not only to the numbers, but also to speeches by central bankers and politicians.

🏦 Monday
Results before the markets open:
Goldman Sachs $GS - I'll be...
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There will be a lot of interesting companies reporting results next week, plus high volatility. I will definitely be interested in the results of $BAC, $ASML, $TSM and $NFLX.

Which companies will you be interested in?

Netflix invests $1 billion in Mexican production

- Investment plan: Netflix $NFLX will invest $1 billion in Mexico over the next four years.

- Target: Produce 20 movies and series a year in Mexico.

-Statement by Ted Sarandos: The CEO of $NFLX announced theinvestment at a press conference by President Claudia Sheinbaum.

- Economic Impact: The investment will support jobs in...
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