Netflix is raising prices AGAIN across its ad supported, Standard, and Premium plans, a little over a year after its last price hike. Extra member fees are going up too, even though there are still no updates to plan features or streaming limits
This is high risk though. The company could underperform or be unexpectedly overcome by competition. Also when should one exit the position to reap that bargain?
This should also be applied to all publicly traded companies that one uses and enjoys, but is that appropriate? I guess that’s basically just a prompt for people to invest in the market broadly, as they should be anyway.
This is high risk though. The company could underperform or be unexpectedly overcome by competition. Also when should one exit the position to reap that bargain?
This should also be applied to all publicly traded companies that one uses and enjoys, but is that appropriate? I guess that’s basically just a prompt for people to invest in the market broadly, as they should be anyway.
I’m going to think on this more.
Perhaps in volatile industries, invest in a mutual fund that covers that particular industry. In this case, digital streaming.