Netflix is getting more and more subscribers joining their streaming services and the stock is printing all-time highs over and over again.
Netflix, Inc. is still the number one subscription streaming entertainment service in the world in 2021. There are a few streaming entertainment companies like Amazon Prime, Disney Plus, HBO but NetFlix is definitely the one to be beaten. Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) keeps getting better and better in a world that is locked down again under the effects of the coronavirus pandemic in what they call the third wave.
It reminds me of one of those apocalyptic American moves where an asteroid or a huge tsunami would end the world as we know it. Netflix is getting more and more subscribers joining their streaming services and the stock is printing all-time highs over and over again.
Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) has broken all-time high again and created a new weekly demand imbalance around $474 per share that has gained control as expected. In a previous Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) supply and demand stock analysis shared with you last August 2020, I mentioned the strong imbalance located at $474 per share and how we should expect strong reactions from there. Netflix stock has broken all-time highs again as expected and it is in the process of creating a new imbalance around $510. The stock has rallied about 25% since the supply and demand stock analysis was shared with you a few weeks ago.
