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Chuck E. Cheese
 

Registered: Mar 2012
Posts: 115

 

07-26-12 03:45 PM

25% slide yesterday on weak outlook, 6% slide today. Bulls are running scared. Not even a decent short cover/dip buying bounce yet. 12 million short interest on 55 million shares float. With a book value currently of $12 this pig still has more room to go down.

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Chuck E. Cheese
 

Registered: Mar 2012
Posts: 115

 

07-31-12 06:58 PM

Slow moving train wreck going on. Shorts are in lock down mode. Company has rising content costs/debts and shrinking equity. Going international maybe too little too late. Victim of their own success.

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Joe_Masterson
 

Registered: Jul 2012
Posts: 14

 

08-01-12 09:25 PM

Def A victim of their own success

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Chuck E. Cheese
 

Registered: Mar 2012
Posts: 115

 

08-10-12 01:50 AM

Update:

Seem to be stuck like the rest of the market after bouncing off the multi year low of $52.81

Interesting number

Recent high 59.47 (google shows .45) minus low 52.81 = 6.66
The stock is cursed

Very nice trading range around 57-58 for some quick bucks either way.

Very important question is at which price will the funds see value in NFLX or that's it the growth story is over? This will be the price to cover if short or to initiate long position. Right now it's just a trader's stock with trader's volume.

My opinion is while there's some support for NFLX due to the recent bull rush that caused some value hunting buys (weak longs hoping for a bounce over $60). NFLX performance during the next market correction will be very telling. I'm betting that we won't see any type of serious support until low 40's or high 30's or about 3x book value.

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Pekelo
 

Registered: Aug 2005
Posts: 8942

 

08-10-12 11:50 AM

I think NFLX's business model is unsustainable. When you have to pay huge licensing fees for the movies and your costumer base is not willing to pay a lot for subscription, you have a dead business.

Add competition, and your days are numbered... My guess is that Netflix is going to be bankrupt in 3 years or bought by someone else...

http://seekingalpha.com/article/361...kruptcy-in-2013

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Pekelo
 

Registered: Aug 2005
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09-04-12 03:09 PM

Dropped 10+% on news of HBO cornering the Scandinavian market and Amazon adding big movies to its Prime service... At $53.54....

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