It was their business model since the start. I found it odd but I guess the concept was to budget around growth rather then current revenue.
It was not a bad strategy, it can help grow much faster and dominate the market, but when they hit a wall with not only not having a reasonable increase of subscribers but an actual declined they shit their pants.
Facebook is a giant, like all giants if it fails it will be a very slow death.
Netflix, I do not know. I'm not that optimistic but if they maintain their current investment strategy and it does not translate in to growth then they may burn out very fast.
none of these companies are going to fall, they'll get bailed out either publicly or otherwise.
Netflix is one of the deep state's propaganda arms and it being dominant narrows down your choice of what to watch. Facebook is a goldmine of data for 3-letter organizations.
these companies' net worth is not an indication of how valuable they are.
FYI - They securitize their properties. Previously it was standard to model the profit of a movie IP over 5 years, Netflix just declared that should be 10 years instead. That's how they make all their money. It's all financialization.
It was their business model since the start. I found it odd but I guess the concept was to budget around growth rather then current revenue.
It was not a bad strategy, it can help grow much faster and dominate the market, but when they hit a wall with not only not having a reasonable increase of subscribers but an actual declined they shit their pants.
Facebook is a giant, like all giants if it fails it will be a very slow death.
Netflix, I do not know. I'm not that optimistic but if they maintain their current investment strategy and it does not translate in to growth then they may burn out very fast.
none of these companies are going to fall, they'll get bailed out either publicly or otherwise.
Netflix is one of the deep state's propaganda arms and it being dominant narrows down your choice of what to watch. Facebook is a goldmine of data for 3-letter organizations.
these companies' net worth is not an indication of how valuable they are.
How long are they subscribing for though?
FYI - They securitize their properties. Previously it was standard to model the profit of a movie IP over 5 years, Netflix just declared that should be 10 years instead. That's how they make all their money. It's all financialization.
Also, where are they getting billion from? That looks like 2.5 million to me.