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Source, summary and reference
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.
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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