We’ve been bearish on Netflix for many years, and it seems as if the market is finally catching on to the issues with the business model that we’ve seen all along
The market underestimates the barriers to entry in this industry, and as a result, valuations for many of the companies imply profits will permanently decline.
A decrease in investment helps produce positive cash flow in the short-term, but further decreases the chances of the company justifying its valuation over the long-term.
The loss of licensed content, increased competition, and higher prices in the future mean investors should expect more disappointing subscriber numbers going forward.
Investment Analyst Sam McBride sat down with Chuck Jaffe of Money Life to talk about our Danger Zone pick this week: This Tech Laggard Is Back in the Danger Zone.
The new operating lease rule is not perfect. These companies use unusually high discount rates to reduce and, perhaps, understate their reported operating lease burden.