$NFLX

NFLX

Netflix Inc.

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09-25
Invest with HenryPublished 2026-09-25
“25 Minutes Retirement Strategy for anyone with $50,000”
$NFLXBullish
NFLX is considered cheap; speaker is willing to own shares at $65 via put assignment despite recent price decline from low growth expectations.

So, I will use Netflix. I chose Netflix because it's my favorite, I'll go into more detail about Netflix towards the end of today's presentation, but for now I'll show you this example to illustrate what a spread is.

I do have some examples like SoFi and Netflix that I would like to discuss. The next business is Netflix, who have been in the market for a long time, but for every $1 in revenue they can keep 28 cents.

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09-23
09-22
The CompoundPublished 2026-09-22
“Josh’s Worst Call This Year | WAYT”
$NFLXNo side taken
Speaker holds NFLX despite being down 19% and stock falling 47% from highs; views current price slump as overdone given buybacks and expected earnings growth, though admits it was a bad decision.

To illustrate this figure, adding $450 billion is equivalent to adding Costco ( $430 billion), Procter & Gamble ($400 billion ), Johnson & Johnson ($400 billion ), Home Depot, and Netflix ($375, $380 billion ).

Okay, let's talk about the stock that you and I own, which seems to be experiencing a price slump. I'm going to tell you now that this is the worst decision I've made this year.

But I was completely wrong in this decision. I make a lot of mistakes, but I use stop-loss orders. I did the opposite here. I was lowering the average purchase price all the time.

She simply refused to see reality. We are talking about someone who has a Netflix account. So , I was wrong on every occasion I spoke about this stock. I was wrong in my writings about him, in my television appearances, and in this program as well.

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09-20
Verified InvestingPublished 2026-09-20
“A Day Trade, Swing Trade, and Long-Term Hold (SanDisk, Micron, Nike)”
$NFLXNo side taken
Netflix is not favored as a trade after a ~5% drop; only attractive if it reaches $65 for a long-term hold.

Netflix stock has fallen by approximately 5%, but I don't favor it as a trading deal unless it's at $65, and that would be a long-term deal.

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