Netflix Inc. (NFLX)

NFLX vs. DIS DIS needs the economy to open again, as 2/3 of their business is from theme parks. Though an open economy negatively impacts streaming. Comes down to Disney vs. Netflix. For full consumer coverage, he would choose Disney. Netflix is the choice on the content streaming front long-term.

Streaming continues to be strong this year from 2020. Doubters felt streaming was a zero-sum game, but that isn't so. Money migrated to Roku from Netflix and other streamers. Roku was up 150% in 2020. But last night, Netflix reported a huge paid subscriber additions beat, so the streamers are not going away. NFLX shot up almost 17% today. Netflix also said they're getting close to breaking even in free cash flow, so they can pay down debt, fund their content and maybe even buy back shares.

Disney vs. Netflix Stay-at-home stocks rallied and today as the number of Covid cases hit new highs. DIS and NFLX are two sides of the same coin. Disney got hammered today, while Netflix surged. Don't sell Disney, because he predicts a vaccine glut by end-April. For now, home entertainment shines. Netflix was up 3.82% today.

Before Disney+ and other competitors, it provided the best value proposition for the customer. Netflix still has the depth of content with international offerings. They are also a quality content producer with high quality shows.

Obviously it's benefited from people staying at home. Their valuation has always been an issue for him, but they are attracting a lot of subscribers. Buy they face a lot of competition from Disney, Apple, etc. It's trading at the 50-day moving average. He'd consider that at the 200-day average.