Ross Gerber, co-founder, president and CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, reacts to Netflix's earnings and forecast. He speaks on "Bloomberg The Close." -------- More on Bloomber
I had some PUTS with a $68 strike I bought Wednesday for a $1.13 premium per contract. At one point today, I thought I was going to get assigned, but unfortunately, the price recovered before close.
I think it is still a buy under $69 - I plan to see what direction it starts the day off on Monday morning and if it ticks upward, I will buy in. If it ticks downward, I will wait and watch it through the morning until we get a couple of candles increasing.
I was out on this back when they stopped reporting the number of subscribers. I think this was the best indicator for market sentiment on the ticker.
You can get estimates out there, but it was much better when they actually reported it. With this pullback, it looks like it may be time to dip the toe back in.....
There is nothing I hate more than people constantly trying to talk in to someones sentences - this host is absolutely horrible, every sentence the guest tried to speak out was constantly interrupted by him.
If y'all want the average person to spend more money and new sh^t y'all come up with, you need to pay the average person better money and stop giving more money to Elon Musk and billionaires...
maybe nflx wasnt supposed to have such high multiples. NFLX is a great company, but that's not the issue, it might still be too expensive at current prices.
For anyone knocking Netflix look at how boring all these other streaming platforms are like hbo, Amazon prime and Hulu I have all of them expect Apple TV and Disney plus but there is nothing to watch on the other platforms Netflix and YouTube are always my go to when I have free time always new content not old movies/shows that have been on the platform for years
Netflix is the obvious buy here, be patient accumulate shares and watch it appreciate in value over the next 3 years
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Coach Reyes17 Jul 2026
Buy the dip! That’s how you win the long game. Most people panic when they see a pullback, but that's exactly where the edge is. If Gerber sees an opening here, I'm looking for the entry point. Fortune favors the bold.
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night_owl_9217 Jul 2026
honestly sofia, the content quality has been hit or miss lately. hard to trust the business side when the library feels so random.
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Sofia from Daily JunctionHost17 Jul 2026
It’s wild seeing Netflix talked about as a stock move rather than just where we binge our favorite shows! I'm always curious if the business side matches the quality of what's actually hitting our screens. Do you think their current lineup justifies the hype, or is it time for a change?
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I think it is still a buy under $69 - I plan to see what direction it starts the day off on Monday morning and if it ticks upward, I will buy in. If it ticks downward, I will wait and watch it through the morning until we get a couple of candles increasing.
I was out on this back when they stopped reporting the number of subscribers. I think this was the best indicator for market sentiment on the ticker.
You can get estimates out there, but it was much better when they actually reported it. With this pullback, it looks like it may be time to dip the toe back in.....