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Over the past 12 months, NFLX has underperformed S&P 500, delivering a return of -27% compared to S&P 500's +24% growth.
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Netflix Inc
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Netflix is a subscription entertainment company that lets people watch TV shows, movies, documentaries, and live events over the internet on phones, TVs, tablets, and computers. It also commissions and produces a large share of its own original programming, while still licensing some content from studios and other rights holders. Its main customers are households and individual viewers who want on-demand entertainment without cable or satellite TV. Netflix makes most of its money from monthly subscription fees, and it also earns additional revenue from an advertising-supported plan in some markets. The company’s business is built around keeping subscribers engaged with a large, constantly refreshed library of programming. What makes Netflix different is that it sits between Hollywood-style content production and direct-to-consumer distribution. Instead of relying on theaters, broadcasters, or cable bundles, it sells access straight to viewers through its app and website, which gives it control over the customer relationship, the viewing experience, and how its content is packaged and priced.
