NETFLIX?

>>1400455
Sell low, buy high. You'll never lose

>>1400465
Sure, george soros, sure.

>>1400455
no
sites are popping up that scrape streams which get scraped at a price from mega hub streaming services which offer their service for free

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>>1400455
Check out this bitching technical analysis I did.

>>1400455
I've been haring that any 'recoveries' in the near future are most likely going to turn out to be dead cat bounces. I think experts are looking for a share price of around $80 or even as low as $70 as a bottom. Personally I think that netflix is overvalued but if prices reached the $80 mark i'd buy in just to sell when it finally does recover somewhat

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>>1400486

If you think it is a good investment, now is the time to double down and collect a few more shares (actually the right time was when it dipped hard).

I'm not going to tell you if there is value there, but if you buy more shares now, your avg cost per share decreases

>>1400455
Look at chart for trend change and check with news.
If trend changing and good news are there, buy Netflix shares to reduce buying price down.
Sell until it hits your new lowered entry price.

>>1400455
I never really understood the value of Netflix.
Do they have some special algorithm which lets them stream videos at a lower cost than their competitors.

>>1400562
Kek. They forgot it could also go down to zero.

>>1401036
>buy at 0
>sell at 1
>infinite percentage gain