Magic Markets Ep24: FAANGs at the BEACH
- Global, Magic Markets, Podcasts
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Amazon, Apple, BEACH, Disney, FAANG, Facebook, Google, Netflix, Trip Advisor, Trip Advisor
- May 6, 2021
The title may sound like a vampire holiday movie, but most investors will be familiar with the term FAANG as an acronym for some of the most exciting tech companies in the world (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google). The term BEACH is less common and is used to describe travel and leisure industries that will benefit from a return …
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Magic Markets Ep24: FAANGs at the BEACH
- Global, Magic Markets, Podcasts
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Amazon, Apple, BEACH, Disney, FAANG, Facebook, Google, Netflix, Trip Advisor
- May 6, 2021
The title may sound like a vampire holiday movie, but most investors will be familiar with the term FAANG as an acronym for some of the most exciting tech companies in the world (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google). The term BEACH is less common and is used to describe travel and leisure industries that will benefit from a return …
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Magic Markets Ep13: Disney vs. Netflix
It’s an investment rumble in the jungle, as the House of Mouse takes on Netflix. Although Netflix gets all the credit for being a techy platform company (and included in the FAANG group), Disney+ already has nearly 100 million subscribers vs. just over 200 million at Netflix. Of course, there’s so much more to Disney than Disney+, like the entire …
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Is MultiChoice taking the Mickey?
Five hours and over one hundred slides later, MultiChoice was done explaining why the company disagrees with the draft findings of the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) that were released in 2019. ICASA believes that limited broadband access, the high cost of data and low average internet speeds will limit the growth of over-the-top (OTT) media services like …
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Netflix and Chill-vest
- Global
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Cash flow, Comcast, Discovery, Disney, Fox, Media, Nasdaq, Netflix, P/E, PEG, Price/Sales, Tech, Valuation
- April 24, 2020
Subscriber growth in the first quarter of 2020: 15.77 million. That’s a big number. $14.17 billion is also a big number. That’s how much debt Netflix had at the end of March. They’ve just announced a debt raise of another $1 billion in junk bonds, so it’s only getting larger. Netflix is an investment anomaly, to be honest: The valuation …
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