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As others have said - make sure you get that tested and FAST when you get it. I think you only get 3 days to start the return process for bullion if it's fake on eBay now. Just FYI.
If it's real, that's a dope comeup dude!

This comes of as immature and ignorant, so I highly doubt you read the full 5,000 word article. Nonetheless, let me reply to your questions from the other comment as it might clear out some questions that more interesting readers might have.
1. Netflix's gross margin increased as a direct result from ad introduction, price increase and account sharing crackdowns. This was directly referenced by the management and is coherent with the idea that Netflix has untapped pricing potential. Also content spending is at it's highest it's ever been by a significant margin, so your argument that they are focusing on cheap shows that not seem to hold.
2. Are you sure that the produced shows are irrelevant? Did you read the latest engagement reports where they mention that half of their entire views from their content comes from content older than 3 years? I wouldn't call that irrelevant nor "FAST". Also read up on The Netflix Effect.
3. No, I just went a bit deeper. While you're correct that revenue comes from subscription, the reason consumers subscribe is the content base. Netflix monetizes their content asset. So to put in your terms Content = Subscriber = Revenue.

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Your arguments don't make sense.
1) The reason Netflix increased its gross margin is by not supporting high-cost and critically acclaimed productions. Basically, they are focusing on cheap "background noise" shows.
You also need to view Netflix against its competition, which is Youtube. If Netflix doesn't continue spending, it will fall behind, especially with younger audiences.
2) Why would Netflix capitalise production costs when most of the produced shows are irrelevant in half a year? Even top shows become irrelevant FAST. Most shows don't get watched much but Netflix still need them to attract subscribers.
3) You got the cause and effect wrong. Subscription = Revenue, not content base = Revenue. Disney spend a lot on their terrible TV shows but look at what happened.

As others have said - make sure you get that tested and FAST when you get it. I think you only get 3 days to start the return process for bullion if it's fake on eBay now. Just FYI.
If it's real, that's a dope comeup dude!

This comes of as immature and ignorant, so I highly doubt you read the full 5,000 word article. Nonetheless, let me reply to your questions from the other comment as it might clear out some questions that more interesting readers might have.
1. Netflix's gross margin increased as a direct result from ad introduction, price increase and account sharing crackdowns. This was directly referenced by the management and is coherent with the idea that Netflix has untapped pricing potential. Also content spending is at it's highest it's ever been by a significant margin, so your argument that they are focusing on cheap shows that not seem to hold.
2. Are you sure that the produced shows are irrelevant? Did you read the latest engagement reports where they mention that half of their entire views from their content comes from content older than 3 years? I wouldn't call that irrelevant nor "FAST". Also read up on The Netflix Effect.
3. No, I just went a bit deeper. While you're correct that revenue comes from subscription, the reason consumers subscribe is the content base. Netflix monetizes their content asset. So to put in your terms Content = Subscriber = Revenue.

SPCX back to 150 FAST

Your arguments don't make sense.
1) The reason Netflix increased its gross margin is by not supporting high-cost and critically acclaimed productions. Basically, they are focusing on cheap "background noise" shows.
You also need to view Netflix against its competition, which is Youtube. If Netflix doesn't continue spending, it will fall behind, especially with younger audiences.
2) Why would Netflix capitalise production costs when most of the produced shows are irrelevant in half a year? Even top shows become irrelevant FAST. Most shows don't get watched much but Netflix still need them to attract subscribers.
3) You got the cause and effect wrong. Subscription = Revenue, not content base = Revenue. Disney spend a lot on their terrible TV shows but look at what happened.

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