Yep, what a great CEO. Loses $3B annually at 180 million subs. Sells $millions of stock every single month, has made close to $1B on Netflix sales. Was not aware content cost inflation was 30% until told of it on a public earnings interview. Almost never admits a mistake.https://twitter.com/TSOH_Investing/status/1266137440206626817 …
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Replying to @MasaSonCap
I agree with you Masa. Reed and Netflix are both greatly overrated. There's too much content concentration. A winner-take-all marketplace is not the steady-state for video.
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
Right? And what’s funny is in 2017 the bull case was “winner takes all,” but then media did start to fight back, and there’s this avalanche of competition coming. Not arguing Netflix is bankrupt in 6 months, arguing its overvalued. Even Malone said profits will be less now.
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Replying to @MasaSonCap
I'm wise enough not to argue with John Malone. Not just an avalanche of competition, but fierce, branded competition with a huge 100 year catalog of the world's most loved content. Prima facie, Youtube and Disney are in the best position (notwithstanding their parks woes).
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Replying to @Molson_Hart
Yeah Malone FWIW still is bullish Netflix generally - but just made the point that with Disney now entering, they will grab profits, meaning less for others. And he rightly criticized HBO for being subscale in 2016-17, good thing is now it has the “Max”
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Netflix would be doing worse we’re it not for corona. That gives them a nice 1-2 year tailwind.
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