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Number five. Netflix. Netflix's current share price is $69. So, when it comes to Netflix, I mean, we're looking at a stock price that hasn't grown much in the last five years , only up 15%.

We are looking at a stock whose forward P is well below 20 right now.

Netflix's current share price is $69. So, when it comes to Netflix, I mean, we're looking at a stock price that hasn't grown much in the last five years, only up 15%. We are looking at a stock whose forward P is well below 20 right now.

We see Netflix rising by 2.5 percent. So, she's outperforming the rest of the broadcasting industry this morning. But Netflix is a major focus of morning trading . I got a promotion this morning.

It seems that people are not giving up on Netflix now, given how much it has declined this year. Deutsche Bank certainly won't give it up . They upgraded Netflix's rating this morning from "hold" to "buy," and went so far as to say that the markets' obsession with what they call time spent on the streaming service in the United States actually ignores the company's overall addressable market and what they call healthier international engagement trends .

Tell us about the Netflix chart, which has been painful for investors over the past year. Yes, absolutely, it has decreased by about 42% to 43% over the past year.

Looking at our graph , we can see Netflix in the purple line compared to the telecommunications sector, XLC fund, down 6.2%. In fact, Netflix, Google (Alphabet), and Meta are the main components of this sector as well.

The next stock I bought, number two, was Netflix. This is a big investment for me today. I invested about $14,000 in Netflix. Today I got shares for $69.20. Is it weird, Netflix is under $70?

Netflix's forward PE ratio is also very attractive. If you look at Netflix's projections, there is a chance that it will double to triple in the next 4 to 5 years.

Now the next company I believe is the most undervalued in my portfolio or very close to it today which is Netflix. Netflix has gone down like crazy. Netflix is taking punches left and right.

It's getting beat up by the market. Everyone's concerned about it. Everyone believes that people are going to cancel all their accounts, that engagement's going down, that YouTube TV is stealing all their viewers, that none of their content's good.

But when you look at the actual numbers, none of that is reflected in their actual performance.

So, I will use Netflix. I chose Netflix because it's my favorite, I'll go into more detail about Netflix towards the end of today's presentation, but for now I'll show you this example to illustrate what a spread is.

I do have some examples like SoFi and Netflix that I would like to discuss. The next business is Netflix, who have been in the market for a long time, but for every $1 in revenue they can keep 28 cents.