Netflix is now worth more than Disney

[radio rahiem]

I’m sure the outbreak has a little something to do with it

 

[obarth]

I am not sure why this is shocking- Disney+ hasn't released ANY new content since it debuted- im sure they loss subscribers- meanwhile Netflix is still flooding the market with original content
lets review once Disney finally gets some of its shows off the ground

It's shocking to me because Disney is far more than merely Disney+. Do you understand just how much Disney owns in the media game? Disney+ itself is a drop in the bucket compared to everything else they make money off of. Meanwhile, Netflix is JUST a streaming service. If you had used a stalled sports and theater environment as your basis I'd have no rebuttal. That's why I think Disney will surpass them eventually.

 

[NYSTATEOFMIND]

It's shocking to me because Disney is far more than merely Disney+. Do you understand just how much Disney owns in the media game? Disney+ itself is a drop in the bucket compared to everything else they make money off of. Meanwhile, Netflix is JUST a streaming service. If you had used a stalled sports and theater environment as your basis I'd have no rebuttal. That's why I think Disney will surpass them eventually.

Cmon...of course I know how much Disney owns but ummm noone is going to theme parks, noone is buying merch- so all the areas they dominate aside from what I listed, noone is spending money there-the one item that is rona proof is streaming and they are loosing that battle to Netflix which is why I am not surprised

 

[ColdSlither]

This is just news because there's blood in the water. If it wasn't for this outbreak there would be no talk about any of this. Mulan would have opened and killed it worldwide. Then Black Widow next month. Then there's Disney+ MCU shows dropping later this year. Plus the parks would still be open. The Broadway shows would still be open. The cruises would still be going.

 

[obarth]

Cmon...of course I know how much Disney owns but ummm noone is going to theme parks, noone is buying merch- so all the areas they dominate aside from what I listed, noone is spending money there-the one item that is rona proof is streaming and they are loosing that battle to Netflix which is why I am not surprised

If you had used a stalled sports and theater environment as your basis I'd have no rebuttal.

Regardless of the pandemic, it's saying something that a company facing competition with a decades plus headstart and vastly more properties is, even temporarily, able to say they're worth more.

 

[ThaRealness]

Good shyt. I always root for the pioneers

Netflix, Uber, Myspace ()

Its always some new company cutting in without any innovative ideas.

Uber had Lyft "Let's do a pink logo, and send out a bunch of cute stickers! "

Netflix had Hulu, Amazon, Disney etc trynna fukk up the game and make us pay 60$ a month on streaming


Keep it original.

 

[NYSTATEOFMIND]

Regardless of the pandemic, it's saying something that a company facing competition with a decades plus headstart and vastly more properties is, even temporarily, able to say they're worth more.

You cant say regardless of the pandamic, thats a large variable in this equation. You say Disney plus is a drop in the bucket, which i disagree with. Netflix is showing how powerful original streaming content is and Disney knows this.

I agree with you that Disney will overtake them but i think that happens once Disney plus really gets going

 

[obarth]

You cant say regardless of the pandamic, thats a large variable in this equation. You say Disney plus is a drop in the bucket, which i disagree with. Netflix is showing how powerful original streaming content is and Disney knows this.

I agree with you that Disney will overtake them but i think that happens once Disney plus really gets going

Of course Disney + is a drop in the bucket compared to everything Disney has been making money off of for decades. Something that is less than a year old is not more important to a billion dollar company than what they've been making money off of for the longest. You're right, I shouldn't say regardless of the pandemic, because the pandemic has shown people what the more level-headed of us have been saying for a while: Netflix isn't going anywhere. In the midst of a pandemic, Netflix is thriving. That is the surest sign of customer loyalty and brand recognition. People always default to that which they are familiar and comfortable with.

 

[newarkhiphop]

bette r than this was the thread on SOHH with dudes saying Blockbuster would kill netflix

 

[obarth]

If you had NBA Playoffs, acquiring regional Fox sports rights, theme parks, and blockbuster movies still going, of course Disney would be more valuable. They will be more valuable soon enough. This is merely a testament to all that money Netlfix spent towards establishing themselves as more than watching reruns and ordering DVDs, which is what they started off as.

 

[Still FloW]

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/is-netflix-doomed-disney-is-coming.710257/

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/net...to-pull-off-a-miracle-or-its-all-over.710312/

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/netflix-lost-100k-subscribers-this-quarter.721321/

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/dis...-initial-company-targets-report-finds.729717/

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/so-in-2-years-netflix-is-gona-be-trash.705199/

https://www.thecoli.com/threads/end...nd-espn-streaming-platform-nflx-tanks.561677/

these fuccin dicc eaters were swearing up and down the disney regime was gonna kill the GAWD lmaoooooooooo.. nikkas think nostalgia equates what the people want.. fuccin bozos

Theres a whole hashtag around Netflix, them nikkas aint losing.. many cheeks been clapped to the subscription gawdsssssssssssss

 

[Bigbigguy]

Do people here not know how the stock market works

 

[Bigbigguy]

shyt will likely go back and forth till this covid shyt is over

 

[QuintessentialMan]

Man forget this. The question is whether to jump on AMC right now at 2 DOLLARS. If movies bounce back

 

[KING WILL]

Market Capitalization vs True Market Value.