The fear is that people won't come back enough, percentage wise, to make up for the amount netflix has spent in order to get them. I think that's the argument against it does not have a mote. Anybody can stop their subscription. We don't even have you now. You're not even locked in for six months. It's a month to month subscription. Stop it whenever you want. They come out with something interesting you want to watch, you sign up again. And in the meantime, watch any of the 20 streaming services. That doesn't mean they don't have a mot daniel. If everybody in the world stopped drinking kockola, cok
Have you ever thought about if it’s really worth it to go big and invest in a company like Netflix? Would they have a strong enough moat to compete against their competitors?
In this episode of InvestED, Phil and Danielle debate whether Netflix is worth investing in, considering they have a wide range of competitors.
Tune in to understand how to gather the correct information to pick the best companies to invest in and determine if you would consider investing in a large company like Netflix.
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Topics discussed in this podcast:
- Review of inflation-proof companies
- Netflix’s moat
- Competing with other streaming options
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