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Report: Netflix Has $20 Billion In Debts And Liabilities
- Thread starter Shard Shinjuku
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Why have they spent 20 billion on things. I get having to spend money to make money, but is that theory proven on subscription services?
Why have they spent 20 billion on things. I get having to spend money to make money, but is that theory proven on subscription services?
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Tbh I hope Netflix fails and people go back to paying for movies in theaters. We simply get better films that way.
They have to spend when everybody is making their own streaming services and taking their content away.
I still find Netflix to be valuable because of their original content like the new Sabrina show and elite.
Their long term gross debt is only $8ish million, up from $5ish million in 2016 and 17
They're a publicly traded company that divulges all sorts of data quarterly and annually. Debt isn't automatically a bad thing
They're a publicly traded company that divulges all sorts of data quarterly and annually. Debt isn't automatically a bad thing
Is this why its stock has dropped 100+ points in the last few months :/
lol there is so much wrong with these two sentences I don't even know where to begin.
lol there is so much wrong with these two sentences I don't even know where to begin.
Won't be me. I'm not going back. I used to go to the movies multiple times a month now it's a few times a year.
God damn between this thread and all of the thinly veiled console warrior stock threads on gaming side, this forum should stick to gaming and politics and leave the stock market to CNBC
Why? Debt means nothing unless you also analyze long term income and debt rating.
I wouldn't say that, a lot of their stuff is made for all walks of life. One man's trash is another's treasure etc etc.
I love Netflix. Hope they last a long time and get in the black at some point. Otherwise, there's no other streaming service that provides what they do on my Roku.
So taking out 25K in loans to satisfy my rock collection falls under the good category, right?
Has there been a massive selloff of netflix stock due to loss of revenue and an unsustainable debt load?
July 2017 article btw. Hey, I like Hulu too but netflix isn't going anywhere.
July 2017 article btw. Hey, I like Hulu too but netflix isn't going anywhere.
Dont people do both?
Netflix does not have new movies that are out at the cinema.
I like to go to the cinema for the expirence.
More countries get Netflix. Netflix international gets rights to do next day stuff since Hulu is America only
You cannot organically grow a tech-centric consumer business, you basically have to take on massive debt. At this point, it's rather unclear if companies like Netflix and Uber will be able to dig their way out. People forget there are real oligopolies, just because the titans compete among each other, there is very little real value in early to mid-stage tech, it's all heavily debt funded because otherwise they will be squished like bugs. It's not a healthy model.
Nah, they pretty much reached every nation they are going to a few years ago.
More and more subscribers just sign up every quarter.
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