Let's take a look at Netflix. How'd Netflix do this week? Netflix was um was got killed down uh down 6% this week. Taking a look at Netflix sell signal came before this happened all the way back on September 1st.
Yeah, Netflix has sold off hard hard. That buy signal was in place from August 10th all the way to September 1st. It's not looking good from Netflix. Not looking good at all,
Now the next stock is Netflix. Netflix has been an absolute very very difficult stock to be an investor in. The PE ratio is still 26. So if you think about it, the PE ratio is not super low, okay?
But Netflix has very consistent cash flow. The only issue is and the reason why the stock is down is because they're not getting as much user growth, including internationally, which is a huge problem.
Investors see that as a massive problem because essentially the growth is not as growthy anymore.
Moving on to Netflix started the week at 76. Momentum still a little bit in Netflix shares. Shares were up almost 2% the finished week over $77 per share.
The company aired a Thursday night football game last night. I believe it was on Netflix. I was looking around for the game. I couldn't find it. But many believe that the NFL's next media right deal would look a lot different.
I agree. Set to end in 29 2030. Although they tend to negotiate these things maybe a year or two prior to that. You're going to have all the big tech companies including Google, maybe even Apple, obviously Amazon, Netflix trying to vive for that.
But the NFL likes to spread these out among many networks including the more traditional ones.
You know, Netflix has been one of those names that it just hasn't been the king of streaming in terms of how shares have been viewed now as they were in the past. Yeah, I think that this is one that we've been tracking for a little while now where we've seen consumer demand growth just kind of slow down a bit and this tracks in revenue as well.
Flowjunkie wanted to take a look at Netflix. So, here's here's Netflix. Um, this Yeah, this has recently kind of made a move coming back in here. Let's see if it holds the 50. Ultimately, the big thing here, we still have a head and shoulders that has not fully played out and we're actually still beneath this downtrend line that originates back in July of 2025.
The next stock I will highlight as a candidate to buy and hold forever is Netflix, the leader in live streaming. Netflix has spent more than a decade learning how to create content that consumers love to watch and to do so in a cost-effective way.
Of course, any studio can produce great content and spend hundreds of millions of dollars to make a movie that everyone loves, but can you make money while continuing to produce that movie with a budget of hundreds of millions? This is the difficult part.