Bought NFLX at $180 this morning. Thank you, shortees.
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NFLX losing 75% of its value is a direct result of poor management decisions.....too much WOKENESS in its content and too much money paid to the Obama's and Harry/Meghan for programs most of the country does not care about. Absolute shame that NFLX is a case study for a company who loses sight of the business and fiduciary responsibility to investors. Basically lost 50% of the country to satisfy a mere 10% of the woke crowd.
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Netflix dominates Nielsen's viewing. Netflix's 'Stranger Things' sets viewing record, streaming a record 7.203B minutes.
Orignals: NFLX had 7 of the top 10 (including #1 and #2) Aquired: NFLX had 8 of the top 10 (#1 - #8) movies: NFLX had 5 of the top 10 (including #2 and #3) total: NFLX had 7 of the top 10 (including #1, #2, and #3)
ROKU is going down. Watch out. Insiders/ Institutions are selling NFLX.
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based on chart 220.. first step
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FANG is really MANG though
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Many people I talked to still have a Netflix subscription. They might not upgrade their phone or eat out less, but still think this is cheaper form of entertainment. Bear case seems overblown...GL
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Going to buy 10 shares for test water on tmr
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Going green how ? market down -70
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Up heavy against the indexes. Neat.
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Can't wait til Silly Kelly tells us how many million shares he bought
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Will close green.
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ANYTHING to help this move up!!
Netflix greenlights a 'Stranger Things' spin-off series to help build a franchise BY Reuters — 1:21 PM ET 07/06/2022
By Dawn Chmielewski and Lisa Richwine
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Netflix Inc (NFLX) said on Wednesday it is developing a spin-off of science fiction series "Stranger Things" as the streaming service works to build its biggest English-language hit into a broad entertainment franchise.
The new series will be based on an original idea from Matt and Ross Duffer, the twins who created "Stranger Things," Netflix (NFLX) said in a statement. No details on the story or characters were provided.
Netflix (NFLX) also announced a stage play set in the world of "Stranger Things."
The supernatural thriller starring Winona Ryder and David Harbour has set viewing records for Netflix (NFLX), surpassing the Regency-era drama "Bridgerton" as the company's most-watched English-language show.
"Stranger Things" reverberated through the cultural zeitgeist when it debuted in 2016 and turned then-12-year-old Millie Bobby Brown into a global star. The most recent season propelled Kate Bush's song "Running Up That Hill" to the top of the iTunes and Spotify (SPOT) charts 37 years after its original release.
The fourth season concluded with the final two episodes last week, briefly crashing the Netflix (NFLX) app as fans rushed to view it. The series has logged 1.15 billion hours in viewing time on Netflix (NFLX), behind only South Korean drama "Squid Game."
"One of the reasons why 'Stranger Things' has really broken out in the way that it has is that there's a universality at the center of it," said Matthew Thunell, the Netflix (NFLX) vice president who first read the script and advocated for the series. "It really is about the strength of friendship, how friendship triumphs over evil."
The series is the first that Netflix (NFLX) has sought to develop as a traditional entertainment franchise, whose characters and stories traverse film, television, games and consumer products. Its popularity took Netflix (NFLX) by surprise - "candidly we could never have predicted what 'Stranger Things' has become," said Thunell.
As the show's audience expanded beyond so-called genre nerds, or science-fiction fans, to include adults captivated by its 1980s pop culture references, Netflix (NFLX) began contemplating ways to extend the story through spin-offs and merchandise.
That resulted in a range of "Stranger Things" tie-ins that include a Surfer Boy pineapple and jalapeno frozen pizza at Walmart (WMT) and a Magic 8 ball toy from Hasbro (HAS). Fans also have been able to participate in mock sleep studies at a Hawkins National Laboratory attraction in New York, San Francisco and London.
"We're starting from scratch and so it gives us a lot of freedom to be innovative and try new things," said Josh Simon, Netflix's (NFLX) vice president of consumer products.
The new series is part of a production deal with the Duffers, who will also develop a live-action TV adaptation of Japanese manga and anime series "Death Note," among other projects.
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Netflix is the only company generating free cash flow in streaming. FCF was 802 million last Q and they will use it to outbid competitors for content and grow subscribers.
Absolute shame that NFLX is a case study for a company who loses sight of the business and fiduciary responsibility to investors. Basically lost 50% of the country to satisfy a mere 10% of the woke crowd.
Orignals: NFLX had 7 of the top 10 (including #1 and #2)
Aquired: NFLX had 8 of the top 10 (#1 - #8)
movies: NFLX had 5 of the top 10 (including #2 and #3)
total: NFLX had 7 of the top 10 (including #1, #2, and #3)
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3853903-netflixs-stranger-things-sets-viewing-record-hbo-maxs-potter-film-scores?mailingid=28259521&messageid=2900&serial=28259521.26775&source=email_2900&utm_campaign=rta-stock-news&utm_content=link-1&utm_medium=email&utm_source=seeking_alpha&utm_term=28259521.26775
Netflix greenlights a 'Stranger Things' spin-off series to help build a franchise
BY Reuters
— 1:21 PM ET 07/06/2022
By Dawn Chmielewski and Lisa Richwine
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Netflix Inc (NFLX) said on Wednesday it is developing a spin-off of science fiction series "Stranger Things" as the streaming service works to build its biggest English-language hit into a broad entertainment franchise.
The new series will be based on an original idea from Matt and Ross Duffer, the twins who created "Stranger Things," Netflix (NFLX) said in a statement. No details on the story or characters were provided.
Netflix (NFLX) also announced a stage play set in the world of "Stranger Things."
The supernatural thriller starring Winona Ryder and David Harbour has set viewing records for Netflix (NFLX), surpassing the Regency-era drama "Bridgerton" as the company's most-watched English-language show.
"Stranger Things" reverberated through the cultural zeitgeist when it debuted in 2016 and turned then-12-year-old Millie Bobby Brown into a global star. The most recent season propelled Kate Bush's song "Running Up That Hill" to the top of the iTunes and Spotify (SPOT) charts 37 years after its original release.
The fourth season concluded with the final two episodes last week, briefly crashing the Netflix (NFLX) app as fans rushed to view it. The series has logged 1.15 billion hours in viewing time on Netflix (NFLX), behind only South Korean drama "Squid Game."
"One of the reasons why 'Stranger Things' has really broken out in the way that it has is that there's a universality at the center of it," said Matthew Thunell, the Netflix (NFLX) vice president who first read the script and advocated for the series. "It really is about the strength of friendship, how friendship triumphs over evil."
The series is the first that Netflix (NFLX) has sought to develop as a traditional entertainment franchise, whose characters and stories traverse film, television, games and consumer products. Its popularity took Netflix (NFLX) by surprise - "candidly we could never have predicted what 'Stranger Things' has become," said Thunell.
As the show's audience expanded beyond so-called genre nerds, or science-fiction fans, to include adults captivated by its 1980s pop culture references, Netflix (NFLX) began contemplating ways to extend the story through spin-offs and merchandise.
That resulted in a range of "Stranger Things" tie-ins that include a Surfer Boy pineapple and jalapeno frozen pizza at Walmart (WMT) and a Magic 8 ball toy from Hasbro (HAS). Fans also have been able to participate in mock sleep studies at a Hawkins National Laboratory attraction in New York, San Francisco and London.
"We're starting from scratch and so it gives us a lot of freedom to be innovative and try new things," said Josh Simon, Netflix's (NFLX) vice president of consumer products.
The new series is part of a production deal with the Duffers, who will also develop a live-action TV adaptation of Japanese manga and anime series "Death Note," among other projects.
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