Netflix isn't exactly cheap at 45 times earnings. Timing and positioning are key, even with great companies. Dollar-cost averaging could be wise before their Q4 financials release in January. #NetflixStock #InvestingTips #StockMarket #DollarCostAveraging
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Rick Orford - Trading Stocks and Options29 Nov 2025, 01:00 UTC
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The video discusses Netflix (NFLX) as a potentially appealing investment but cautions that it's currently trading at 45 times earnings, making it not particularly cheap. It suggests that new investors interested in Netflix might consider dollar-cost averaging their way in, buying shares in chunks over the next few months. The video recommends re-evaluating the investment after Netflix releases its fourth-quarter financials in January. A key question is whether Netflix is still growing fast enough to justify its current premium valuation.
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