The real creative people are predominantly going to net flicks because they've got this huge, a existing subscriber pool. Bill Ackman bought into net flick at 350 dollars a share and just exited at about two forty and took a 400 million dollar loss. We think that flix has a massive fly wheel, that they get more subscribers because they have better programme. And so he's getting 200 million a year from just fees, whether he does well or not.
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.
To help you decide if a big company is secure enough to invest in, even in uncertain times, download a copy of Phil’s Ultimate Stock Market Crash Survival Guide here: https://bit.ly/3LF6EHk
And if you have questions for Phil and Danielle about Netflix, send them an email at questions@investedpodcast.com.
Topics discussed in this podcast:
- Review of inflation-proof companies
- Netflix’s moat
- Competing with other streaming options
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