Before investing in Netflix stock, consider the Bullish and Bearish points of view

Chapters 0:00 Introduction 0:27 Overview and Business
Fundamentals 1:03 Strengths and Competitive Advantages 4:01
Weaknesses and Risks 5:32 Current Share price expectations 6:03
The Bullish Netflix Narrative and Valuation 8:03 The Bearish
Netflix Narrative and Valuation 9:23 Thinking in a broad
spectrum, rather than binary outcomes 9:58 Questions to ask
yourself to create a narrative and valuation 11:03 Next Steps and
note taking Have you ever wanted to get a balanced point of view
on a stock’s future prospects? Well in this video we hope to do
just that! In this video we’ll outline both the bullish and
bearish case for Netflix stock (NFLX), so that you can build your
own narrative and valuation around the stock! We’ll help you
understand what narratives are underpinning the most optimistic
valuations of the stock, and what narratives are backing up the
most pessimistic valuations. Then, with that information, you can
reach your own conclusion on the stock, and know why you do or
don’t want to own it! Rather than just relying on speculation or
share price movements, this process helps us become investors,
where we know what we own, why we own it, and what we think it’s
worth. Simply Wal St Company Report for Netflix, you can find it
here: https://simplywall.st/stocks/us/media/nasdaq-nflx/netflix
The Simply Wall St Stock Valuator tool, you can find it here,
it’s still in Beta:
https://stockvaluator.co/us/media/nasdaq-nflx/netflix Remember,
you can take notes on the company report with your research and
narrative for Netflix, and you can stay up to date on any
developments by adding it to your watchlist!
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