So I saw this today...
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Posted On: 01/21/2015 12:43:24 PM
...on my broker page. An article about Netflix:
"Shares of Netflix (NFLX) soared 18% in premarket trade Wednesday, putting them on track to open at a three-month highs, as many Wall Street analysts applauded the streaming video service's fourth-quarter results released late Tuesday. J.P. Morgan analyst Doug Anmuth raised his price target on the stock to $511, which is 47% above where it closed Monday, from $450, citing stronger-than-expected subscriber growth and faster global expansion."
So the way share prices go up, is having expected business growth, and following through faster than you say you will. Over-performing and over-delivering. Yes I recognize that NTEK and UF are new, so it's not a perfect comparison by any means. That said, we're expecting progress from the things they are saying they are doing, and we never see that progress. We see stocks devalued and our investments disappearing. The said thing is, I figured there was no way Netflix was going to go higher than it was when I started investing in NTEK, and look how wrong I was. It's more than doubled. I would love to see just a freaking improvement in our PPS, but there's no way that's happening until NTEK is backing its investors, not blustering past them like they are some sort of annoyance.
"Shares of Netflix (NFLX) soared 18% in premarket trade Wednesday, putting them on track to open at a three-month highs, as many Wall Street analysts applauded the streaming video service's fourth-quarter results released late Tuesday. J.P. Morgan analyst Doug Anmuth raised his price target on the stock to $511, which is 47% above where it closed Monday, from $450, citing stronger-than-expected subscriber growth and faster global expansion."
So the way share prices go up, is having expected business growth, and following through faster than you say you will. Over-performing and over-delivering. Yes I recognize that NTEK and UF are new, so it's not a perfect comparison by any means. That said, we're expecting progress from the things they are saying they are doing, and we never see that progress. We see stocks devalued and our investments disappearing. The said thing is, I figured there was no way Netflix was going to go higher than it was when I started investing in NTEK, and look how wrong I was. It's more than doubled. I would love to see just a freaking improvement in our PPS, but there's no way that's happening until NTEK is backing its investors, not blustering past them like they are some sort of annoyance.
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