Netflix lost its mojo as EPS growth slows to 11% and the company obscures engagement by slashing its viewership reports to just once a year.
Short Netflix: the streaming giant has completely lost its mojo and its growth story no longer appears powerful enough to support the stock.
Netflix margins have peaked as forced content/live spending and franchise weakness compress profitability while growth decelerates
Netflix breaking down in a straight line as content struggles mount and movies steal the spotlight
Boxing's PPV era ended; Netflix owns the streaming era and converts marquee fights into subscribers.
Netflix is being disrupted by AI-generated video from ByteDance and Hollywood AI tools.
Friedberg forks his worst-asset call on the Warner Bros outcome: Netflix if the deal dies, traditional media if it closes. Netflix dropped its bid and Paramount Skydance won Warner Bros in Feb 2026, so the no-deal branch is the one that resolved live, pointing the call at a Netflix short.
Netflix still has only 10% of US TV time, so the subscriber and revenue runway is years long.
Netflix lets creators push limits while YouTube tightens; landing the top creators with no-restriction deals
Netflix won; Hollywood and the old studio model are irrelevant as making content drops down the totem pole.
Netflix is the model consumer compounder that grows through any recession on near-zero subscriber churn