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1️⃣ Slowly Building My Netflix Dream
Ever since Netflix announced its stock split, I’ve been quietly buying a little every day. No big rush, no panic buys — just steady accumulation. My goal is to eventually own 10 shares worth around $11,200 before the split happens. To me, Netflix isn’t just another tech stock; it’s a brand that changed the way the world watches entertainment.
There’s something exciting about this moment. A stock split often breathes new life into a company’s shares, making them more affordable and more widely traded. It’s like Netflix just released a new season — everyone suddenly starts paying attention again. And I want to be there before the buzz gets loud.
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2️⃣ Why This Split Matters to Me
A stock split doesn’t actually make Netflix more valuable — it just divides each share into smaller parts. But perception matters in the stock market. When Tesla and Apple announced their splits, prices rallied because retail investors felt they could finally afford a piece of the action.
That same psychology could work in Netflix’s favor. The company is no longer just a streaming service; it’s a global content powerhouse experimenting with AI-driven storytelling, ad-supported plans, and even gaming. The split, to me, is Netflix saying: “We’re confident in our future.”
So while many might see the split as just a technical event, I see it as an invitation to join the next chapter of a global success story. 🎯
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3️⃣ My Plan: Buying Daily, Building Steadily
Every day that Netflix trades, I try to add a bit more. Whether it’s a small dip or a green day, I buy. Some people chase big moves, but I prefer slow and consistent accumulation — it keeps my emotions in check.
When my total reaches 10 shares around $11,200, I’ll stop. That’s my comfort zone — enough exposure to feel the growth, but not too much that I lose sleep. I call it my “Netflix fund,” and it’s a mix of passion and planning.
This strategy helps me average out my cost, smooth out volatility, and get ready for what comes next — the covered call phase. 📈
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4️⃣ After the Split: My Covered Call Strategy
Once Netflix completes its split, I plan to sell a covered call at $220. It’s a move that turns my shares into a steady income generator.
If you’re not familiar — a covered call means selling the right for someone else to buy my shares at a certain price ($220 in this case) within a set time. In return, I get paid a premium upfront. If Netflix rises above $220 and my shares are sold, I still walk away with a healthy profit. If it stays below, I simply keep both my shares and the premium — and I can sell another call later.
It’s not about gambling; it’s about being paid while I wait. That’s how I turn holding into earning. 💰
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5️⃣ My Hope: Doubling My Investment
Of course, I’m not shy about my goal — I want to see my $11,200 grow into $22,000. It might take time, but Netflix has the ingredients for that kind of success.
The company has been growing its subscriber base, ad revenue, and cash flow. It’s cutting down on password sharing, producing local content across countries, and tapping into live sports and gaming. All these moves could bring new earnings growth, which eventually reflects in its stock price.
So my mindset is simple: hold long, sell calls for income, and let the business do the heavy lifting. I don’t need Netflix to skyrocket overnight. I just need it to keep performing — one strong quarter at a time. 🌟
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6️⃣ Why This Feels Right for Me
This plan fits the way I trade and invest. I don’t like sitting on cash doing nothing. I like owning strong companies and using options to make them work harder for me. It’s a balance between patience and strategy — being active without being reckless.
Netflix is a name I understand. I use it, my family uses it, and nearly everyone I know has a favorite Netflix show. That familiarity gives me confidence to hold through the ups and downs. It’s easier to stay invested when you believe in the product behind the stock.
So yes, I’m buying Netflix because I see a future where the company continues to evolve. And while others chase short-term hype, I’m focused on consistent growth and cash flow. 🧠
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7️⃣ The Bigger Picture: My Netflix Story
For me, this isn’t just a trade — it’s part of a bigger financial story. Every stock split, every premium I collect, every share I buy — they all add up to something bigger: financial freedom built through patience and planning.
When Netflix eventually hits my $220 target after the split, I’ll smile not just because of the profit, but because I followed a disciplined plan. I didn’t rush. I didn’t panic. I trusted the process.
By then, my $11,200 investment could be worth double, and I’d have earned multiple rounds of premiums along the way. That’s what I call a blockbuster ending — the kind where strategy meets success. 🎥💸
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