Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX)

Competitive preasure from stronger companies like Amazon and Apple is rising.

They've gotten rid of their plan to spin off part of their services and charge more for them, and they've recovered most of there subscribers from that gaffe.

market position, customer base

Reed Hastings has made a pretty big blunder. It would take awhile for confidence in the company to get back to where it was, if possible. Needs to improve quality of streaming content going forward to remain competitive. The best thing it had going for it was the low price of its DVD plus streaming combined services-the great value is no longer there.

They have new competition , Looks like netflix is abit worried about that

ITS NETLFIX DINKUS

With no Blockbuster, and NFLX seeming to be doing everything wrong for thier customers, I "begrudgingly" became a RedBox user. I've learned to really like it, and for $1, its even worth getting in the car and driving a mile vs. paying $5 for Xfinity on demand. But I need more selection. If RedBox/Verizon offers me that, and cheaper than NFLX, Im there. I think NFLX is one of the worst front runners I've seen in a while. If I were trying to chase them down in a 10k, I wouldn't be too worried. They built a nice lead early, but their race strategy seems flawed, and I can see them fading down the stretch...

Still relevant.

I just don't see how NetFlix can remain dominant when their (former) near-monopoly of content is busted by cloud companies with more diversity in their business models.

I believe this is the best stock recommended by Stock Advisor. I missed out on the recent double in price therefore I will see where this company I use for movies is five years from now.

The reckless prediction is for Facebook to buy NFLX with some of that 5 Billion invester buy-out money pouring in from all the "F O O L ' S" Literally and figuratively.

Stock has bounced, probably because of expanding into Europe, but my guess is that this market will disappoint.

Falling sales and therefore revenues willl lead stock price down the sloppery slope.

Best days are behind it

The stock tumbled after their recent debacle, and it has been slowly working its way back since. Were looking at a stock that was trading for double what it is now, and given Netflix has axed the plans to split DVD and streaming, and has managed to pull in more subscribers than expected, its starting to look like that company again. Over the long term it will face competition from the likes of Apple, Amazon, Google, and Facebook, but I view Apple and Facebook as the bigger threats, and they are still a few years behind Netflix.

This stock skyrocketed when it was launched in the US. It has just been launched here in the UK and it has been rising ever since. I bout this stock at 92, its at 123 now!

Stream me some entertainment.

Gainers

With subscriptions picking up, new international business that could be a success, new services in gaming, ... its probably time to place a bet on a recovery... even if I always doubted this business model and competition (Apple ? Google ?) could become fierce.