Netflix has taken the world by storm. Not just though it’s massive library of entertainment, but by also providing stellar returns to it’s investors. If you want to Netflix and chill and buy shares in Netflix from the UK, you need an FCA-regulated stock broker that provides access to US stocks. You can use our […]
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After a massive decline last year, Netflix’s share price has stabilised above $300. This is because of: General rebound in global equity markets – especially tech stocks because interest rate hikes are expected to slow down. Oversold rebound – having slumped 75% from its 2022 peak, investors decided that a punt is worth taking on
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The market is dominated by investor sentiment. Fundamentals only matter as long as the market decides that they matter. For example, many tech stocks were loss-making in 2021, yet their share prices rocketed to stratospheric levels. This year, investors decided that Netflix should be ‘cash flow positive’ and punished it for a loss in subscribers
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Netflix is a monster stock to trade. Notice how many price gaps were produced on its daily chart? (Note: A gap happens when today’s trading range is completely above or below yesterday’s trading range.) Multiple price gaps mean very high price volatility for traders and investors because the position equity can swing violently overnight. Therefore,…
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Online streaming powerhouse Netflix reports better-than-expected 2022 results Founder-CEO Reed Hastings is leaving the company Netflix stock rebounds but still trades significantly below its all-time highs Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is a true disruptor in the entertainment and technology industry. It revolutionised how we watch movies forever. After g… To read this article, please register or sign
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