The buzz around Squid Game 2 is palpable, and for good reason. The highly anticipated sequel to Netflix’s smash-hit series is expected to dominate conversations, social media trends, and consumer attention globally. While many fans are eagerly awaiting the return of the games, others, like me, are intrigued by its ripple effects on brands and the stock market—even if we’re not watching the show ourselves. Netflix and Stock Market Implications From an investment perspective, Squid Game 2 could be a major driver for Netflix’s performance. Netflix (NFLX) closed at $881.05 on Friday, a 0.64% decline from the previous day. Over the past 52 weeks, its range has been between $471.80 and $941.75, showing significant appreciation. However, some investors, myself included, might consider Netflix ove
Squid Game 2 on Fire: Can These Collab Brands Benefit?
"Squid Game 2" has officially aired. In its first week, it reached 68 million global views, with a total viewing time of 487.6 million hours, breaking the previous record set by the first season in the fourth week of September 2021 (from the 20th to the 26th), which was 448.73 million hours. The copyright holder, Netflix, has also implemented a multi-dimensional marketing strategy, launching various co-branded merchandise, with over 20 brands already joining, according to incomplete statistics.
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