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MAKE IT STOOOOP
Julian Peterson
William Hall
now adjust for inflation
Camden Allen
>what's inside the box?
>pain
Lincoln Murphy
So this is not even low
Andrew Russell
So they still have a kajillion dollars. Wow way to go chuds, you really saved us from the woke mob
Gavin Russell
The peak of that graph is the 19th november 2021, the day cowboy bebop was released.
Lincoln Baker
>when a growth stock goes ex-growth
Many such cases.
Brody Thomas
they're hundreds of millions in debt
John Hall
good time to buy
Ryan Carter
this is what they took from us
Luke Flores
Go Woke
Go Broke
Lucas Gomez
Yeah and they have hundreds of millions of subscribers and make billions every month. their stock price doing down means fuck all financially for them, only reason they're scrambling is to get the share price back up because that's what they legally have to do as their first priority is to their shareholders.
Chase Richardson
BITCONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNECT
Elijah Hall
OMG the sheer levels of cope!
Evan Moore
>NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO IT WASNT SUPPOSED TO GO LIKE THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISSS
Adrian Martin
>it's actually true
Ethan Price
>their stock price doing down means fuck all financially for them
Jaxon Gonzalez
Netflix has massive debts and has never been profitable. The entire thing was speculation that it would one day do so, but now their lunch has been eaten by every other company on the planet setting up a rival service.
Adrian Miller
>3 days ago Bill Ackman sells Netflix stake, only losing $400 Million
Smart jewish fucker. He knew it would dip even further
Oliver Bennett
yes, stockholders are obviously hurting but the company has money coming in all the time. unless they're leveraging themselves to some insane degree where half the company value was in debt, they'll do fine. Fucking gamestop was chugging along just since even with a shareprice in the single digits because people were dramatically overstating the weakness of gaming retail sales and thus their actual revenue.
Landon Gonzalez
media has diversified since 2018. the mouse has put up a formidable showing with d+, zoomers are basically endless scrolling tiktok.
Cameron Davis
You can't stop a bubble to pop.
Dylan Morris
based
Jaxon Nguyen
sure, if the company is well managed.
Isaac Bailey
this looks familiar
Isaac Rodriguez
Yes, and Russia also has kajillion dollars. Let's see what happens in a few months.
Kevin Adams
That's an IPO though, basically the company value was smoke and mirrors and was revealed to be tht when it hit the markets and nobody wanted to buy it.
Jose Moore
Anthony Phillips
If you bought 5 years ago you'd still be up 40% which is still really good gains for a 5 year period. Yeah the people that fomo'd in within the last year got fucked but thats what happens when you chase pumps.
Samuel Cruz
/biz/'s meme image has been proven right again
Ethan Martin
Because most people didn't reach that episode until the 20th or later.
Colton Peterson
still correlates with Netflix's revenue also being smoke and mirrors since they can barely hold on to their subscribers while blowing hundreds of millions into content creation
Carter Baker
if it stays stable now, which i don't see happening after they said they want to stop password sharing and they're adding commercials
Jason Morales
You really do not know how money works, do you?
Those shareholders are out billions. Millions in debt and no end in sight. Hemorrhaging subscribers with a massive staff and inflation bloated production costs give them no breathing room. No one will invest more money if it looks like they are not going to recover so they can not increase their debt to invest in anything new.
If they have not already paid money for some new product to bring back subscribers, then they are in a death spiral, barring rebound.
You are just too fucktarded to see it.
Dominic Sullivan
>Finance 365 Days, one of the worst films of all time
>Still announce and make a sequel
>Multiply that tactic by several times
Along with the appearance of several other stream services, it's not wonder why they are failing.
Alexander Howard
>one bad quarter
>DEATH SPIRAL
>THE END IS NIGH
>TRULY UNPRECEDENT
David Green
many such cases
Chase Hughes
>netflix announces they're cracking down on password sharing
>netflix announces ads
yea it's not gonna be one bad quarter amigo
William Thompson
NETFLIX INC? MORE LIKE NETFLIX RIP
Nathaniel Ramirez
Hey stupid
Read this
Adrian Wilson
DISNEY SISTERS, NOOOOOOOO
Lincoln Garcia
Yeah except he's fuking wrong though
Samuel Howard
>2017
Aiden Phillips
You mean the data become incorrect because its from the past where they supposedly weren't making any money?
Okay, here's an updated chart.
Jason Taylor
Those "profits" are from investors, not subscribers
Netflix claims one of their shows has a viewer if they watch the first thirty seconds of a show and never touch it again
This is Russia claims they've lost 5 hundred thousand troops, Ukraine says 1.5mil, US says 1mil shit
You're trusting a self reporting entity to provide an honest representation of itself
Netflix is worth 60% less than it was one year ago. Drudge up whatever bullshit self-assessments you want to, the company just lost a fuckhuge tone of money and is going to stay fucked because they've been telling investors for ten years that they were headed for a billion subscribers and never made it closer than 75% of the way there before they started losing them
Netflix has bad content, bad practices, and is competing with fucking Disney and Amazon
Don't know what fucking side you think you're fighting for
Chase Clark
If it's making so much money then why is the stock in freefall then.
Jayden Richardson
Why does that jellybean have sticky hands?
Luis Walker
The funniest part is Netflix is a stock that’s in every retirement portfolio.
Connor Cooper
literally because they just had their first loss in subscribers in a given time frame in the history of the company. People basically bought into the company it would dominate streaming and always would. It went up because of bubble reasons basically. Now people are realizing that the streaming market is basically becoming saturated and that means no absurd growth numbers which means a lot of people are unwilling to hold triple digit netflix stock because they assumed it would keep going for the next ten years and reach four digits at some point.
The company itself is making money though, its not like they reported a loss but the wild growth speculators are withdrawing because their "sure thing" is now not a sure thing
Matthew Williams
Still going to be a peak followed by a crash. I'm not sure you know how inflation works.
Henry Thomas
Sure. Netflix is a small part of S&P500. If it went completely bankrupt each portfolio might dip by 0.1%
Jaxon Wood
The money it's "making" is from the investors, not people paying from the service
Netflix has been lying out it's ass about how well they were doing for years and it's finally catching up to them
Dismay and Amazon pay for their streaming products with money made via other industries, for Netflix it's all they've got
Normies kept Netflix so they could watch Friends and The Office on pepeat and now that shits gone bc Netflix never owned them to begin with
Netflix is finished and you sound insane. I really hope nobody's depending on your advice for their survival
Chase Stewart
I'm buying the dip
Tyler Flores
Got a source for that?
Bentley Morris
>The money it's "making" is from the investors, not people paying from the service
Yeah man, see what they're doing is selling stock and writing it up as profits even though they're just selling stock.
Chase Cox
Probably would've bought some of the dip but I already spent most of my budget on erotic 3D assets. Money well spent still.
Cameron Mitchell
>those wet palms
FUCKING NASTY MAN
Julian Brooks
>Talking to some retard here the other day when the stock hit 300
>He was absolutely convinced it would recover, so he bought in to the dip, expecting it to climb back up over 400
>He was convinced that it was done tumbling
Honestly, fucking lol. The biggest funny is going to come in a week or so when all the major creditors and investment firms that have been propping Netflix's bottom line up with capital so the company can consider all of its' operating costs funded to make everything they take in "profit" see the writing on the wall and start demanding that Netflix show liquidity in order for them to be able to cash out.
That ain't gonna go well.
Luis Clark
>the middle of a free-fall is a good time to buy
Some desperate Neetflix holders ITT.
It's over. You're going to lose your shirts.
Kayden Williams
>SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSPIKE
Henry Fisher
What will be the new Netflix and chill?