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In the streaming wars, two tiers have emerged – and the ultimate “winner” could come

In the streaming wars, two tiers have emerged – and the ultimate “winner” could come down to this... [Derby City Daily logo]( [Derby City Daily logo]( May 3, 2024 [It’s Disney and Netflix Vs. Every Other Streamer]( Netflix (NFLX) has successfully transformed its business model over the last two years by embracing a lower-cost [ad tier model]( and enforcing password sharing. These strategic moves led to millions of new accounts and a more diversified revenue stream. But on its last earnings call, Netflix noted that it expects paid net additions to be lower in the second quarter compared to the first quarter due to "seasonality." Investors weren’t buying it. And when the market’s sky-high expectations were disappointed, our bearish earnings call proved right. NFLX Stock Price, One Month (TradingView) So where does Netflix go from here? The answer could lie in the Consumer Happiness chart below, perhaps the best model to reference to understand which companies are poised for long-term success – and growth: RECOMMENDED LINK [9 Out of 10 trades Go Up]( On May 8, Jonathan Rose, a former CBOE trader, will reveal his legendary quantitative strategy that is 90.3% accurate at finding big moves in the market. [RSVP for the event here]( Two Streaming Tiers Have Emerged Sensing a theme? It's clear that two tiers have emerged in the streaming market: It's now Netflix and The Walt Disney Co. (DIS) versus everybody else. It’s not a stretch to say that consumers are looking for ways to save amid sticky inflation. If and when they drop one of their endless subscriptions, those rising sentiment levels – especially coupled with low cancellation rates – suggest Netflix (and Disney's trifecta bundle) will be last to go. In fact, Disney's offerings look to be gaining some ground on Netflix's dominance, thanks in part to its wide offerings and [inclusion of live sports](. But Netflix has a trick up its sleeve... RECOMMENDED LINK [Could Elon’s New Device be Bigger than the iPhone?]( According to 30-year Silicon Valley and Wall Street veteran, Eric Fry... A man who picked 41 plays that jumped 1,000%+... [This mind-blowing new technology]( could be bigger than the iPhone. And it could make a lot of people wealthy in the coming months and years. This Next Move Could Define Netflix’s Trajectory Netflix made its first significant venture into live sports broadcasting earlier this year by securing a 10-year agreement with WWE. This partnership, valued at over $5 billion, will allow Netflix to stream WWE's flagship show, Raw, and other major events like SmackDown and WrestleMania starting in January 2025. It marks a strategic pivot from Netflix's previous focus on sports documentaries to mainstream live sports, leveraging WWE's unique blend of scripted entertainment and live action, which aligns with Netflix's content expertise. This move could be pivotal to stoke future growth. The Netflix brand is losing a bit of steam from a buzz growth perspective – mentions are down by 9% year over year – as its new, lower-cost model loses its shine and some consumers gear up for summer (and less TV). We are neutral at these levels, thanks to the lack of apparent churn present in NFLX data and its executive focus on increased profitability. But we're watching the data very closely. If we see signs of signs of increasing cancellations or rising negative sentiment, the stock may have more room for downside. The streaming landscape is rapidly evolving – and the battle for eyeballs could come down to the platform delivering the best live sports experience. [Welcome to the Great Live Sports Shakeup of 2024](. Until next time, [Andy Swan's signature] [Andy Swan's signature] Andy Swan Founder, LikeFolio Your Invitation to the Masters in Trading Summit Is Waiting ([RSVP Now]( On [Wednesday, May 8, at 10:00 a.m. ET]( former Wall Street floor trader and market maker, Jonathan Rose, will reveal his strategy for finding 100% gains in 30 days or less. He's already given hundreds of everyday folks the chance to make as much as $21,000 in profits in just six weeks – and during this special event, he'll let you in on his secret to success. [Secure your spot here](. Discover More Free Insights from Derby City Daily Here's what you may have missed from Derby City Daily this week... ✓ [SoFi Now Faces the Ultimate Loyalty Test]( ✓ [What the Market Is Still Getting Wrong About Tesla (Watch Now)]( ✓ [Here’s Proof NVDA Is Just Getting Started]( Get Instant Access Click to read these free reports and automatically sign up for research throughout the week. [How A.I. Investing Can Improve Your Portfolio]( [25 Doomed Blue Chip Stocks]( [5 Unapologetically Profitable Stocks for 2024]( © 2024 TradeSmith, LLC t/a Derby City Insights. All Rights Reserved. 1125 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21201 To unsubscribe or change your email preferences, please [click here](. [Terms of Use]( | [Privacy Policy](

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