To The Moon

I bought shares of Netflix last week because I believe the company is entering another strong growth phase. Over the past year, Netflix has shown that it can adapt and stay ahead in the highly competitive streaming industry. Even with competitors like Disney and Amazon investing heavily in content, Netflix continues to lead in global subscriber numbers and brand recognition.

One key reason I decided to buy is its focus on profitability rather than just subscriber growth. Netflix has been increasing its operating margins while managing content spending more carefully. The introduction of its ad-supported subscription tier also opens a new revenue stream, attracting price-sensitive customers while boosting advertising income. This diversification strengthens its long-term business model.

Another factor that gave me confidence was the news that Netflix exited discussions around a potential deal involving Paramount Global. By stepping away, Netflix avoided taking on heavy debt or integration risks that could have distracted management and pressured its balance sheet. Instead of chasing a large acquisition, the company appears disciplined and focused on organic growth, original content, and strategic partnerships. That shows financial prudence and capital allocation discipline, which I value as a shareholder.

I also like Netflix’s strong global content pipeline. It consistently produces international hits that travel across markets, reducing reliance on any single region. Its ability to localize content while distributing it worldwide gives it a competitive advantage.

Overall, I bought Netflix because it offers a balanced mix of growth, improving profitability, disciplined strategy, and strong competitive positioning in the streaming industry.

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