Netflix stock collapses after 4th quarter earnings report

[Juan]

Netflix Stock Crashes As Investors Head For The Exits After Earnings Report

Netflix stock plummeted on Friday after the internet television network disappointed with its subscriber additions and forecast.

www.investors.com

Damn what a mess

 

[comfortably_numb]

You finally got your wish, eh?

 

[Juan]

Better article

Netflix Investors Could Have Avoided Bloodbath With These IBD Sell Rules

Investors would have been out of Netflix stock well before Friday's crash if only they had heeded the warning signs and sell signals.

www.investors.com

 

[navychop]

So 21.8% = a crash?

 

[Jimbo]

And we were just discussing how well they were doing in a different thread.

If you watch your stocks daily, you'll go insane ...
I'm gonna guess the next report will show much better for them ...

 

[mwdxer1]

There are too many competing streaming services out there. There is just so much money. That is why so many streamers at going after free services.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

Thiink it crashed now? Wait until they try to prohibit password sharing.

I pay for the best package with 4K and viewing on 4 devices at once. 98% of the time NONE of the 4 devices are watching Netflix. If I want to give my password to my kids, one of whom is driving around the USA living in an RV I shouldn't have an issue as I am paying for 4 devices at once. If they come down for me on this I will cancel, not to mention that I travel often as well.

 

[Bruce]

Thiink it crashed now? Wait until they try to prohibit password sharing.

I pay for the best package with 4K and viewing on 4 devices at once. 98% of the time NONE of the 4 devices are watching Netflix. If I want to give my password to my kids, one of whom is driving around the USA living in an RV I shouldn't have an issue as I am paying for 4 devices at once. If they come down for me on this I will cancel, not to mention that I travel often as well.

How do you feel about when people were sharing Dish and DirecTV by taking a Receiver to someone else's house ( when they put their own sat dish on their roof back in the old days).

Is that not the same thing.

And Traveling is allowed, using it in different houses via a Roku device is not unless it is a vacation type home.

4 devices are for each home.

From the ToS-

4.2. The Netflix service and any content accessed through our service are for your personal and non-commercial use only and may not be shared with individuals beyond your household.

 

[comfortably_numb]

How do you feel about when people were sharing Dish and DirecTV by taking a Receiver to someone else's house ( when they put their own sat dish on their roof back in the old days).

Is that not the same thing.

And Traveling is allowed, using it in different houses via a Roku device is not unless it is a vacation type home.

4 devices are for each home.

From the ToS-

4.2. The Netflix service and any content accessed through our service are for your personal and non-commercial use only and may not be shared with individuals beyond your household.

Give it up. We're tired of your endless concern trolling on password sharing. Plus, challenging the owner of this site isn't a good look.

 

[Bruce]

Give it up. We're tired of your endless concern trolling on password sharing. Plus, challenging the owner of this site isn't a good look.

Are you all of a sudden a mod here, if Scott has a problem with my opinion, he can take it up with me.

I always find it amazing how people will attack someone here just because their opinion is different then their own.

 

[comfortably_numb]

Are you all of a sudden a mod here, if Scott has a problem with my opinion, he can take it up with me.

I always find it amazing how people will attack someone here just because their opinion is different then their own.

I'm not attacking. I'm just tired of seeing you post the same thing over and over. And over. And over.

 

[Bruce]

I'm not attacking. I'm just tired of seeing you post the same thing over and over. And over. And over.

I have not posted anything about password sharing since Jan 4 and congratulations on appointing yourself Forum Police here.

 

[comfortably_numb]

I have not posted anything about password sharing since Jan 4 and congratulations on appointing yourself Forum Police here.

Forum police: meet Netflix police. Love it!

 

[Bruce]

Forum police: meet Netflix police. Love it!

In that other thread all I did was post a link and give my opinion, do not know why you are having a meltdown over it.

And yes, I do not agree that it is ok to password share, this has come up in this forum before in the last few years and my opinion has not changed.

For example, both of my kids have their own homes, they both have Netflix ( and other services) that they pay for, how would they learn to be self reliant if dad keeps paying for things for them, after college of course which I did pay for.

 

[Juan]

So 21.8% = a crash?

Depends on the price of the stock..and its past performance

 

[meStevo]

Thiink it crashed now? Wait until they try to prohibit password sharing.

I pay for the best package with 4K and viewing on 4 devices at once. 98% of the time NONE of the 4 devices are watching Netflix. If I want to give my password to my kids, one of whom is driving around the USA living in an RV I shouldn't have an issue as I am paying for 4 devices at once. If they come down for me on this I will cancel, not to mention that I travel often as well.

Eh, in the end I wouldn't be surprised if the solution they end up going with drives even more revenue growth/customer than the revenue lost from customers apparently already on the ledge to leave use that as a reason to go.

We have probably a dozen devices with access at home, if there was a nominal fee to ensure Mom always had it available, where my kids frequently visit, it's a no-brainer as long as the content is of value.

If the content or the value proposition is no longer worthwhile this is all moot I wouldn't be a customer either way.

 

[Juan]

Give it up. We're tired of your endless concern trolling on password sharing. Plus, challenging the owner of this site isn't a good look.

We have some reall details of whats coming

Netflix is preparing to charge for password sharing: Here’s what we know

Netflix has been preparing to tackle password sharing for months.

thehill.com

 

[Bruce]

We have some reall details of whats coming

Netflix is preparing to charge for password sharing: Here’s what we know

Netflix has been preparing to tackle password sharing for months.

thehill.com

So people are having a freak out over paying a extra $3-4 a month instead of that family member they are sharing with paying $15-20 a month on their own, sounds like a win for that family member only paying that $4 to who holds the account.

 

[meStevo]

Thought something seemed off.

The article in the OP is from 1 year ago.

 

[dishdude]

Juan posted BS? Say it ain't so...